UMB still has 25 Colorado branches and an upcoming location planned for the Bonnie Brae neighborhood.
3 Citywide branches close in Denver in wake of UMB acquisition
Max Scheinblum
Max has been a BusinessDen reporter since October 2024. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire and can be reached at [email protected]
Restaurant marketing veteran to lead Snooze after sluggish 2024
“I don’t want to put a number on it. But there’s a reason why there was a leadership change,” said Josh Kern, who recently led Old Chicago Pizza’s parent company, SPB Hospitality.
LoDo ‘tasting room’ reopening as Padro buys restaurant-turned-event space
Couple Sydney Younggreen and Brian De Souza will bring their multi-course menu back to LoDo inside The Regular, which they turned into a private events space in the spring.
Women’s ski apparel brand Halfdays raises $10M
Co-founder Ariana Ferwerda says the money will expand year-round activewear lines and open more brick-and-mortar stores.
As one garden center supplier closes, another strikes deal with it to grow
Blooma Farms has bought an Adams County site from Welby Gardens, which closed in July, and hired its former CEO.
Nightlife king Christou says Cap Hill lounge could be his final debut
Regas Christou recently sold some of his nightclubs and says he is tired of dealing with vagrants and the city.
Wapos Cantina expanding into Denver with spots in Berkeley and Cap Hill
Owner Juan Gonzalez will also open another location in Englewood at the former El Tepehuan space.
Former financier opening $750-a-month gym in Cherry Creek
“It’s way better than you’d get in New York, Scottsdale or Beverley Hills, which is where our closest competitors are in terms of the closest thing that we’re offering.”
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for September 2025
Techstars Boulder’s new leader and an AI agent for developers highlight BusinessDen’s recent startup coverage.
Pickle shot purveyor in thousands of liquor stores looks to raise $500K
Dirty Dill expects to do $1 million in sales this year and is switching to contract packing, according to cofounder Dan Graves.
