The Broomfield-based firm plans to erase more than $120 million in debt and tweak its business model from a real estate owner to an upscale rental agency; and wants to convert customers into shareholders.
Denver’s newest high rise is now leasing.
It’s bankruptcy all over again for the departed leader of a Denver oil and gas exploration company.
A family-run company that holds interests in oil and gas wells in Garfield County is breaking up in Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
An Aurora nonprofit that shelters immune-compromised patients and their families is 85 percent of the way through an $8 million capital campaign to double its housing capacity.
A Zurich-based ground and cargo handling company is cutting 187 jobs at Denver International Airport.
The fastest-growing companies in Colorado, according to Inc. Magazine, are eliminating home sales commissions, building barrels for brewers and running online cannabis news.
One of Denver’s busiest developers – with 3,000 residential units in the pipeline – has picked a new neighborhood to drop a $100 million apartment building.
The telecom giant is hopping three blocks over for a new downtown retail store, after closing a shop earlier this month.
A summer program aimed at student employment and salvaging the fading art of the golf caddie is up and running for a fifth year.
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