After years working with NFL hopefuls, a tech firm is heading back to high school and hoping to provide standardized athletic testing for high school students under the eye of college recruiters.
After a major creditor moved to take over its assets, including dozens of service stations, a gas and convenience store company filed for bankruptcy and claims it never actually defaulted on its agreement.
Another local oil company, listing more than $5 million owed to its major creditors, has filed for bankruptcy – the newest in a string of energy firms to take a hit this year.
To test aerospace technology made from increasingly popular 3-D printers, the Colorado School of Mines is opening a new lab, with help from a recent state grant and a group of big-name corporate partners.
Colorado-based ski area operator Intrawest Resorts Holdings announced this week that it will sell its timeshare division to Nevada native Diamond Resort Group for $85 million.
Citing $19 million in debt, a Golden gold mining firm is descending into bankruptcy and is asking for $4 million from existing creditors to keep business running.
After eight years, a business group that ran annual business events and a local crowdfunding website has shut down its operations.
The software company is cutting 60 local jobs at the end of this month with the closure of a local call center.
A finance and investing tool is sending several of its East Coast employees to Lakewood to take a shot at Colorado’s lifestyle and business market.
After raising $2 million from a single investor, the Blake Street-based photo sharing site is after another $3 million.
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