Sports Authority has until September to file creditors plan
Sports Authority will have until Sept. 28 to file a Chapter 11 plan that outlines financial distributions to its creditors, according to a U.S. Bankruptcy Court order made Thursday.
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Looking for Wynkoop beer? Soon it’ll be only at the LoDo brewpub
Wynkoop Brewing Co. announced plans Thursday to cease packaging beer for sale in liquor stores and other outlets and instead will "refocus" its attention on the brewpub at 1634 18th...
Centennial-based GolfTEC driving revenue, location growth
GolfTEC, which this past week opened its 200th location, claims a 25 percent market share of the U.S. golf lesson business. However, only 2 percent of all golfers have taken...
Broncos can cancel Sports Authority sponsorship, bankruptcy court says
The Denver Broncos have the U.S. Bankruptcy Court's permission to ax their sponsorship contract with the bankrupt Sports Authority.
Gas prices holding steady in Colorado
Crude oil's decline has counteracted the summertime price hikes caused by demand, resulting in stable prices at the pumps, according to GasBuddy.com data released Monday.
MassRoots hires former Salesforce VP as CTO
MassRoots Inc., the Denver-based social network for the cannabis industry, has tapped a former Autodesk and Salesforce executive as its chief technology officer.
Four of the best beers in America are brewed in Colorado
Four of the 50 "Best Beers in America" are brewed in Colorado, readers of Zymurgy magazine say.
Sports Authority cutting another 373 employees at HQ, CEO has already worked his last day
Englewood-based Sports Authority plans to lay off another 373 corporate employees -- including its CEO -- by the end of the year.
Left Hand Brewing finally yields to the aluminium can
Once loyal only to the glass bottle, Left Hand Brewing Co. has broken ground on canning facility and expects to release its first beer sold in cans in later this...
Romano’s Macaroni Grill bringing headquarters to Denver
Romano's Macaroni Grill, an operator of 160 casual-dining Italian restaurants, on Tuesday announced plans to relocate its home office and restaurant support center to Denver from Houston by April 2017.