Denver-born Sola Salons has been in the neighborhood since 2005 and now operates around the country.
Salon chain opening second location in Cherry Creek
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Tea shop replacing former convenience store on Platte Street
Something’s brewing on Platte Street. New Mexico-based Old Barrel Tea Co., which sells loose leaf tea blends, is moving into Platte Street Mercantile’s former home at 1620 Platte St. This will be co-owner Heather Maccalous’ third location in the region, joining ones in Golden and Boulder. Old Barrel also has stores in New Mexico and… Read more »
Project Snapshot: One River North
“You can walk by and see it now, sure, but standing in the unit and looking across that balcony and being in that canyon is really an incredibly dramatic sensation,” said Kevin Ratner, co-founder of The Max Collaborative.
Camper startup raises $550K
Boreas, which bounced to Denver and now Pueblo, is also targeting the industry’s DIYers.
Modis restaurant closes after less than two years on Platte Street
The eatery’s new landlord sued it in April over unpaid rent.
Grandma’s House brewery pulls out of Trinidad lease with Sexy Pizza
“It was sort of an impulsive decision to open the bar down there,” said Matthew Fuerst, who resorted to stocking Coors Light in an attempt to gin up sales.
Sandwich chain Ike’s moving into former downtown Starbucks space
A former Wendy’s franchisee has brought the shop that puts “dirty sauce” on every sandwich to Colorado.
Startup to golfers: Get a (stylish) grip
“There’s a lot of young people starting to play golf and you see these other companies doing different designs with shirts, club covers, golf balls – but nobody is doing grips,” said Zach Fanch.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for May 2023
A software company, an eco-friendly plastic company and battery charger manufacturer are among the firms that raised cash last month.
Recap and photos: Highlights from BusinessDen’s ‘Future of Cherry Creek’
About 170 BusinessDen readers attended Tuesday’s event sponsored by G.E. Johnson.
