President Robert Lindley said everyone in the industry is struggling, with revenue down 70 to 90 percent.
Title company lays off staff, looks to sublet portion of Auraria office space
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Auto seat cover maker laying off 49 with Aurora plant closure
GT Covers is a division of Oklahoma-based Covercraft Industries.
Tamburello seeks rezoning for former West Highland churches
An agreement reached with a neighborhood association places some restrictions on the property, specifically regarding food and beverage operations.
Founder of media production firm looks to grow app for content creators
Jared Kleinstein created Gondola for employees of his company Fresh Tape Media before opening it to the public.
DPD looks to relocate District 6 station from Uptown in 2025
The station is poised to move next to the police department’s administrative offices in the 1300 block of Cherokee Street.
Owner of Littleton cocktail lounge adds a second location
“We feel good about this model … I think we found a niche within the suburban communities,” said Steve Cominsky.
Ex-debt collector scores Bills QB as first customer of new forgiveness firm
Craig Antico founded a prominent nonprofit that landed $80M from McKenzie Scott. But now he’s back in the for-profit sector.
The Term Sheet: Startup Funding roundup for January 2023
A Boulder beverage firm, a payment processing company and a startup that transcribes government meetings were among those that raised cash.
Commercial lighting manufacturer laying off 150 in Denver office closure
Local operations at Pinnacle Architectural Lighting are merging with those in Wisconsin, according to the company.
Outdoor activity subscription startup raises cash with mental health focus
Chimney Trail CO has raised $300,000 and mailed roughly 1,500 kits since its launch last year.
