U.S. Bank increased its market share locally, while Chase and HTLF slid. Wells Fargo retained the No. 1 spot.
FDIC survey: Less money deposited in Denver banks again this year
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Sherman & Howard name to end as Denver’s oldest law firm agrees to merger
CEO Stefan Stein called it a move “done in order to sustain the success of the firm.”
Glendale mayor wrongly approved future wife’s pot shop, ethics panel says
“It’s not the outcome we were hoping for,” says a lawyer for Mike Dunafon, “but there is a lot in that opinion that we do agree with.”
Investment advisor cost retiree his $241K savings with risky bets, lawsuit says
“I was trying to hit him a home run and instead there were some strikeouts.”
Court awards nonprofit $260K from Park Hill Golf Course owners
Sisters of Color renovated a run-down clubhouse but wasn’t able to use it.
600-acre Gunnison development bankrupt
Gunnison Rising says it can’t find funding. An excavation company is suing for $4 million.
Stop the music: Wolf scrutinizes Punch Bowl Social’s karaoke bar buy
The developer questions why a supposedly $1 million company was sold for $30,000.
Judge shuts down Humvee camper company accused of pocketing deposits
Wolf Rigs, in Littleton, is appealing a bankruptcy court’s order to close and liquidate.
Lawyer threatened with contempt for alleged criminal trespass denies that
John O’Brien of Spencer Fane is accused of “a shakedown worthy of a Martin Scorsese mob movie.”
Bankrupt Auraria Student Lofts goes back to lender Fortress
Fortress Capital’s takeover follows years of court battles with Nelson Partners.
