We’ve tossed in a handful of updates where appropriate.
Top 10: BusinessDen’s most-read stories of 2019
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BusinessDen picks: Top news stories of 2019
From WeWork to Tom’s Diner, here’s a look at what stood out from the year’s business news.
Art gallery/social club moves back to RiNo
Half of the 7,000-square-foot space will be used as an art gallery and the other half will be used as an event venue.
Spire Digital sells to British firm, names new CEO
The 21-year-old software-development firm will continue operating from its Capitol Hill headquarters.
BusinessDen’s DenX: Scenes from Space Gallery
More than 160 women ventured to the Art District on Santa Fe for BusinessDen’s final DenX of the year. The women’s networking event, presented by law firm Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti, was held amidst the artwork on display at Space Gallery. Guests enjoyed creative bites provided by RiNo Japanese restaurant Uchi, beer from New Belgium… Read more »
BusinessDen’s DenX: Scenes from The Source
More than 130 women arrived ready to mix and mingle for the second DenX of the year.
Beef brand raises another $6M
Teton Waters Ranch, based in RiNo, has raised at least $34 million since July 2014, according to SEC filings.
RiNo apartment complex sells for $91M
The 300-unit The Marq at RiNo has sold and is being rebranded as Waterford RiNo.
Drone company makes final approach to Denver
Sydney-based Propeller Aero looked at other cities, then decided to bring headquarters to the Mile High City.
Denverite wants to punch accelerator on electric race car circuit
“It’s making lots of noise, not literally, but in the marketplace,” said Brian Gale, who has launched a local startup to build an electric race car brand.
