The 51-year-old Lone Tree resident admitted taking millions from investors, including several professional athletes, through lies and omissions.
‘It was driven by thinking I had the Midas touch’: Tysdal gets six years in prison for securities fraud
Denver
Convicted wine scammer, wife face money laundering, PPP fraud charges
Ronald Wallace, 65, avoided prison time after ripping off wine connoisseurs. The couple pleaded not guilty to dozens of new criminal counts.
Financial firm leases top two floors of new DTC office building
Gen II Fund Services is joining SSR Mining, Newmont, DCP Midstream and LogistiCare Solutions at 6900 Layton.
Coffee shop and cocktail bar planned for Riverfront Park storefront
“When I went home, I didn’t feel like I was at home anymore,” Hello Darling owner Daniel Masters said of Memphis after visiting Denver. So he moved here.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 6.30.22
Plaintiffs claim defendants failed to repair a faulty electrical room switch, which led to explosions at a Centennial property insured by the plaintiffs.
Mining explosives firm lists 500-acre campus east of Aurora for $12M
Orica plans to relocate to the southern part of the Denver area, closer to where its workers live, a spokeswoman said.
Owner of LoDo’s bankrupt Nativ Hotel sued by victims of nightclub shooting
The May 8 violence, which was caught on tape, resulted in an arrest. Meanwhile, the hotel may be sold off after an auction failed to raise $7.9 million.
Spanish restaurant that closed after nine months reopening in Ballpark
Botellón Spanish Tapas & Wine previously operated in City Park West but was forced to leave when the lease for that space was up.
Seattle noodle house and bar taking space in Cap Hill
“The demographic in Denver is really similar to Seattle,” said Reckless Noodles owner Bryce Sweeny of expanding to the Mile High City.
Building permits 6.29.22
A new building for $13.7 million at 3601 N. Brighton Blvd. and an addition for $13.2 million at 8700 Pena Blvd. are the week’s top building permits.
