Retail

Welcome to Business Den’s coverage of the retail industry in Denver. From new store openings to industry mergers and acquisitions, our coverage is comprehensive and up-to-date. We also delve into the challenges facing the industry, such as shifting consumer preferences and the impact of e-commerce on brick-and-mortar retailers.

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Longtime music shop marching off Tennyson

Burl Rolett November 27, 2015

After more than 50 years in Berkeley, a music store is scaling down and hoping a move to Wheat Ridge will be more in tune with its business.

Outdoor shopping site scooped up by Utah firm

George Demopoulos November 6, 2015

A discount shopping and rebate website for outdoor gear has joined forces with a Utah-based company, paving its way into the outdoor industry.

Berkeley bookstore and bar adds B&B

Amy November 2, 2015

A book shop and wine bar has added a single room for rent to its Tennyson Street property to create some more space for visiting authors, part of a larger renovation.

Longtime antiques shop closing its doors on Tennyson

Amy October 30, 2015

Citing a rent hike, a veteran antiques dealer is moving out of her Berkeley location and it’s unclear whether the business will unpack somewhere else.

80-year-old Broadway photo shop going dark

George Demopoulos October 23, 2015

A family photography lab and gallery will close the shutters to its Broadway space next week after 80 years in business and will be replaced by an accounting firm.

Another bike shop bites the dust

George Demopoulos October 16, 2015

A Congress Park bicycle shop is shutting its doors before the end of the month, the latest in a recent string of cycling store closures.

With taste for events, cracker company expands onto Larimer

Amy October 15, 2015

The snacks often served as a side dish to wine and cheese are now front and center on Larimer Street after a local cracker company expanded in search of a more visible presence and foodie event space.