The company moved out of 400 W. 48th Ave., the scene of a previous squabble.
Bankrupt Fluid Truck leaves Denver offices, reveals $35M in debt
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Two firms look to make Boulder ‘the palm-cooling capital of the world’
NICE Recovery and Apex Cool Labs, citing Stanford research, say there’s athletic gains to be had from keeping your hands cool while working out.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for October 2024
An autonomous trucking firm and an energy firm focused on hydrogen are among the firms that raised cash.
Pingpong hybrid nets $150K from restaurant founder on ‘Shark Tank’
Tom Filippini, who co-founded Exclusive Resorts two decades ago, said lifetimes sales doubled in 24 hours after the show aired.
Popcorn startup founder stepping down, ushering in new era of retail
Englewood-based Opopop recently raised another $2 million and is focused on getting its flavored kernels on store shelves.
Denver venture capital firm raises another $39M to put into local startups
Ibotta CEO Bryan Leach and Guild founder Rachel Romer are among those who’ve invested in Range Ventures’ second fund. Eight companies have gotten cash so far.
Fluid Truck asks a judge to let Utah firm buy it for $10M
“A more viable alternative to a sale of the assets does not exist,” its lawyers explain.
Denver ski/snowboard protector bags $300K on Shark Tank
RigStrips, founded by two Denverites from New England, sells car mounts that keep skis, boards, poles upright.
Longmont autonomous lawn mower startup raises $12M
Scythe Robotics announced an expansion in March in connection with receiving state incentives.
Fluid Truck bankrupt after ‘ambitious growth strategy’ led to eight-figure losses
The Denver startup raised more than $80 million. It lost $18.7 million in 2022 and $20.6 million in 2023, its CEO says.
