Thuma was founded in 2017 and is best known for a minimalist bed that buyers can assemble themselves without tools.
Furniture brand with NYC, S.F. stores plans one in Cherry Creek
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Golden founder closes RiNo bar, kombucha brand to focus on electrolyte drink
Anna Zesbaugh, recently named to Forbes’ “30 under 30,” believes she’s found her “hero product.”
Maui wildfire victim, newly widowed, struggles to keep 16th Street Mall shop going
“It’s like a horror movie,” Violeta Gavrilovich said. “How is this safe? And this is your main street?”
Westminster pet prosthetic maker files for bankruptcy
OrthoPets did $1.6 million in revenue last year.
Fitness studio and spa limits hours, could close location amid ‘regulatory ambiguity’
“When you’re the first mover, you have to navigate these challenges to pave a path for everyone else,” Upswell founder Heather Holland said.
Outdoor Voices founder says energy drink investor cost her Target deal
Ty Haney says “overpromising and underperforming” by a Boulder firm harmed Joggy, her energy drink brand.
Former bike builder’s ring business goes from side job to seven-figure sales
Guys spend thousands on a ring for their fiancee and buy a $25 ring off Amazon for themselves. “There’s a really nice place for a business to be in between the two.”
Indoor-outdoor bathhouse planned south of Auraria campus
Memphis Orion says CoBa will be “almost like a playground of thermal experiences.” He’s told investors it could cost $20 million.
Marczyk strikes licensing deal with Sage for Milk Market outpost
“When you get a phone call from Walter Isenberg, you listen,” the grocer said.
Lululemon closes West Highland store after eight years
The apparel company’s stock is down 55% this year.
