Everside Health, which owns 343 primary care health centers in 33 states, changed its name from Paladina Health.
Denver-based healthcare company files for IPO, plans to raise $100M
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Berkeley man rides electric bike boom, makes conversions his full-time job
Former Elitch Gardens entertainment manager Eric Guetterman makes a living turning regular bicycles into e-bikes at his Tennyson Street home.
Meati Foods raises $50M
Meati creates high-protein, high-fiber and nutrient-dense meats using mycelium — the muscular root structure of fungi — as its single main ingredient.
Glamping startup raises $23M to add more locations
Collective Retreats, which has five sites including Vail, Yellowstone, and Governors Island in New York, plans to open 25 new retreats in the next four years.
Startup launches subscription-based service for hard-to-recycle items
The Happy Beetle picks up things like paint, wine corks and eyeglasses from subscribers and takes them to specialty recycling centers.
Apparel startup for blue-collar workers raises another $2M
Truewerk, which sells directly to consumers, will use the funding to increase production and seasonal inventory.
Denver popcorn startup launches with $12 million in the bag
Opopop, co-founded by two former DJs and nightclub owners, sells pre-flavored microwavable popcorn kernels in six flavors on its website.
Construction startup laying off 102 in Centennial amid reports of closure
Silicon Valley-based Katerra raised more than $2 billion from investors and has been actively building multiple projects locally.
Startup that connects athletes with sponsors caps funding round at $1.6M
Denver-based Icon Source is getting ready to offer a platform for college athletes in states that have passed name, image and likeness compensation laws.
Jay-Z, Pitbull among investors as fitness startup CLMBR raises $13.5M
Celebrities, entertainers and athletes are funding a Denver-based company that developed an 8-foot-tall vertical climbing machine.
