
The insulated drinkware maker claims the giant retailer violated a company patent for a push-lock gasket in a can cooler.
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The insulated drinkware maker claims the giant retailer violated a company patent for a push-lock gasket in a can cooler.
The Denver resident made it for himself after existing products fell short. Now he’s leased a workshop to build them for others.
Colorado startups raised $351 million last month, and $228 million across 16 deals went to Denver startups.
Vita Inclinata leased a 13,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and plans to hire 20 more employees when it opens in March.
Colorado startups raised $1.9 billion, the highest amount of capital in one month in state history, according to SEC filings.
Boom Supersonic plans to break ground on a manufacturing facility in 2022, begin production in 2023 and roll out a completed aircraft in 2025.
A Denver couple created Topper Tent, which can be attached to the open backend of Toyota Tacoma and Chevy Colorado trucks.
The Denver space will be 102,000 square feet with 95 warehouse suites, 32 offices, two photography studios and four conference rooms.
Investments are up year-over-year, with 27 Colorado firms raising $555 million compared to 26 raising $211 million in November 2020.
Jack & Annie’s in Boulder sells products using jackfruit from India in 1,500 stores around the U.S.
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