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United Airlines taps celebrated Denver chef for in-flight meals on international routes

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By Brett Forrest
| Denver Business Journal Verified
One of Denver's most celebrated chefs is creating meals for flights to Rome, London, Frankfurt, Munich and Tokyo.
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Ikon Pass owner could bring 400 employees to struggling downtown district Original

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By Brett Forrest
| KUSA-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
DENVER — Alterra Mountain Co., owner of 19 ski resorts and operator of the Ikon multimountain pass, is considering moving its corporate headquarters from Denver's River North district to upper downtown. In a Wednesday Denver Downtown Development Authority (DDDA) meeting, the board revealed the outdoor company could receive a $7 million, 2% loan for a potential 10-year lease if it relocates its headquarters downtown. This story continues below.
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Historic Evans School nears completion of years-long revitalization with new coworking space

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By Brett Forrest
| Denver Business Journal Verified
The third-floor workspace already has 75 members at $100 a month. The building, now almost full, includes a beer garden, cafe, event spaces and offices.
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