Two Denver coffee roasters have blended their companies, giving the buyer a retail boost and putting a 50-year-old coffee staple under new ownership.
Deal blends local coffee brands
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Platte Street boutique shutting down
A women’s fashion shop will vacate its Platte Street storefront by the end of the month.
London cycling gear shop test drives Denver market
Taking the Denver cycling scene for a test run, a London-based biking apparel retailer is operating a pop-up shop on Larimer Street for two weeks to gauge the possibility of a full-time store here.
Bedding business sizes up
An entrepreneur that created an easier alternative to the fitted sheet is graduating from the baby market and moving into new territory with help from investment capital.
Dance gear retailer flips focus to marketing
A break dancer is stepping up efforts to push his online store, which sells apparel and gear for dancing, into a full-time gig.
Grocer planting third new store in Wash Park
The grocery store is sprouting another 15,000-square-foot location on South Broadway that it plans to open next year.
Western shop collaborates with Avett Brothers
A longtime Western-style retailer has launched limited-edition shirt line to coincide with the Avett Brothers’ upcoming Red Rocks concert.
Children’s boutique owner sitting on big plans
The owner of a Cherry Creek children’s boutique is moving to a bigger store and adding a new shop around the corner that will sell books and toys.
Hockey shop teams up with St. Louis company
A locally based hockey and lacrosse gear retailer is being sold to another company, and the combined businesses will have 32 locations across the U.S.
Child safety company turns to expecting moms
A 3-year-old company that has built its business on car safety for toddlers is rolling out a new seat belt to protect children before they’re born.
