This week’s cover story, “Magnetic Attraction,” tells the tale of Zen Magnets, a Denver company founded in 2009 by University of Colorado grad Shihan Qu. The company sells — you guessed it — magnets.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Denver-based Zen Magnets complied with federal safety regulators’ order to get rid of $40,000 worth of magnetic balls that had been the subject of a recall ...

NEW YORK — The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a new warning about the dangers of high-powered magnetic balls and cubes. The agency announced a mandatory recall on Tuesday of 10 ...

Denver-based Zen Magnets has been barred from selling tiny, colored magnet spheres. A federal judge found that the company broke the law when it repackaged and sold the magnets, which it called ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. DENVER — For the second time since the ...

The magnets are being recalled because there is a potential that they could be ingested either by accident or on purpose. The powerful magnets can attract to each other or another metal object and can ...