“Our sales essentially double in December and then in January we have to pay the bill for that,” CEO says.
Tattered Cover lost $340K in January, expects February losses
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Arvada police supply shop files for bankruptcy
Ryders Public Safety doubled its space when it moved from Sheridan to its current location in 2022.
Vintage shop takes LoDo space last used by olive oil retailer
It’s the second location for Show Pony Vintage, which already operates near DU.
Tattered Cover CEO will be paid $120K despite predecessor’s protests
Kwame Spearman, who is in talks with potential buyers, opposed Brad Dempsey’s salary.
E-bike shop unplugs from Cherry Creek after four years
“Cherry Creek helped put us on the map, but I knew this day may come,” owner Houshmand Moarefi said.
Target looks to bring larger store format to Tower Road
The retailer’s closest existing store is in The Shops at Northfield in Central Park.
Cryotherapy spas in Cherry Creek, Boulder go bankrupt
Their co-owner, a lawyer, says two “were an absolute dumpster fire” when he took over.
Knife shop takes sliver of Platte St. retail space
“I’m not business trained,” said Elan Wenzel. “I’m just a chef that had an idea and took a chance.”
Ex-amusement park owners turn to Kickstarter for next act
“I can’t stand traveling anymore and being retired is stupid,” said Nathan Elinoff.
Shoe store closes in downtown’s Denver Pavilions
Journeys was already in the mall when Gart Properties bought it in 2008.
