Bill Mosher, head of Denver’s Special Projects Office, is leaving after staying longer than he expected to launch the city’s urban renewal efforts for downtown.

United Airlines completed the first phase of a major expansion at its Denver Flight Training Center, adding 40 CAE training devices since 2022.

The state continues to see a steady stream of companies looking to expand or relocate.

“We’ve got an 8,000-square-foot house, an acre yard, a hot tub, a pool no one uses,” Ed Venerable said. “It was built for the previous chapter of our life, not the next one.”

Sprouts Farmers Market is considering opening a store at the former Blue Moon property in RiNo, but the developer who owns it needs help financing the project.

After discovering rentable portable phone chargers during a trip to South America, three longtime friends launched Massive Technology and have placed 27 kiosks around Denver.

Ask 10 Coloradans how the housing market’s doing, and you’ll probably get 10 different answers. And they might all be right. The latest report from the Colorado Association of Realtors shows a state that’s holding steady on the surface. Look closer, and you’ll find two stories playing side by side: single-family homes hang tough, while […]

David Walsh, a longtime ad tech and marketing entrepreneur, bought a majority stake in Truffle Cheese Shop, which lost its Cherry Creek brick-and-mortar location in October.

The General Store, a Littleton spot for gifts and small bites, will open its second location in the unit directly next door to Little Man’s 26-foot-tall ice cream churn bucket.

Higher borrowing costs soaked up a bigger chunk of earnings for new homebuyers.