TrackVia, which is hiring, shows companies how to track inventory, production
Software company raises $7.5M to help customers design mobile apps
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Amy DiPierro is a BusinessDen reporter who covers residential real estate, nonprofits, startups and more. She is a graduate of Swarthmore College. Email her at [email protected].
Former board member takes over as CEO of Arapahoe House
Thornton-based Arapahoe House, which operates a substance abuse treatment network for 15,000 patients a year in metro Denver, appointed Mike Butler as its new CEO on Feb. 1.
Golden co-working owner seeks to add accelerator
Jen Thoemke wants to launch an accelerator program this summer, complete with mentoring from fellow entrepreneurs, angel funding and shared offices a la Techstars in Boulder.
Cherry Creek condo tops Feb. sales
Cherry Creek’s newest condo project – 250 Columbine – might soon have a different, unofficial name: “CEO Row.”
NYC coding school lands in Denver
General Assembly, which teaches computer programming and design courses, is launching its first workshops out of RiNo’s Industry building next week.
Bankrupt Sports Authority seeks buyer, could close half its stores
On Wednesday, the beleaguered Englewood-based retailer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure $1.1 billion in debt while it looks to sell the business and shed underperforming stores. In an internal memo to employees obtained by BusinessDen, CEO Mike Fost said Sports Authority has struggled to compete as shoppers increasingly buy sports equipment and apparel online.
Denver startup percolates new coffee-serving product
A Denver entrepreneur is betting your company will kick its Keurig coffeemaker to the curb and switch to a machine that fits his single-serve beverage capsule instead.
Startup has the notion to launch another funding round
A Denver startup thinks it can resolve the age-old question of whether you remembered to close the garage door.
Cartasite adjusts to turmoil with funding round
Denver tech company raises $7.5M and plans to spread its tracking product to new industries
Former Congresswoman & entrepreneur to lead regional SBA office
Betsy Markey, who went from owning a coffee shop in Fort Collins to representing that city’s congressional district in Washington, D.C., will lead the regional office and oversee its operations in six states.
