From pizza restaurants to massive Union Station projects, these 10 stories were BusinessDen’s biggest in 2015, helping make our first year on the Denver business scene a success.
Most-read stories of 2015
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East Coast marketing firm to launch Denver office
With its first Denver employee getting a new office up and running, a North Carolina marketing company is hoping to target the local telecommunications and tech firms.
Branding firm revamps its own image
Trying to practice what it preaches to clients, a longtime local branding firm has simplified its name and upgraded its image.
Marketing firm gets more web savvy with Boulder buy
Just after moving into a new headquarters building, a Denver ad agency acquired a Boulder web development firm to bring more of its work in-house.
DraftKings ad blitz a win for Denver transit system
The fantasy sports company’s incessant advertising leading into football season led to an $83,000 score for the Denver-area public transportation system.
New event service tackles local corporate calendar
Events like group pizza-tossing lessons and scavenger hunts are among new options for post-work get-togethers, as a Chicago event planning company settles into its first local office.
Marketing firm upgrades space in LoDo move
With a growing client and staff list, an online marketing firm is doubling its space in a jump from RiNo to LoDo.
Health, tech industries converge at mashup event
The Colorado Energy and Tech Mashup saw its first remix Wednesday with the inaugural Health and Tech event.
Act II stars for Comcast, earns $10K
A Denver consignment shop just won $10,000 from Comcast.
Bigger and busier, weekly bash back for round two
With extended dates, more vendors and added spin-off events, a Curtis park festival is kicking off its second year next weekend.
