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NBCUniversal sells some assets of Bluprint, formerly Craftsy
Denver-based Bluprint announced in May that it would be shutting down, without providing a reason why.
Havenly begins to rehire after pandemic cuts; won’t reopen retail locations
“I think a lot of people are substituting their spend … in updating their home,” co-founder and CEO Lee Mayer said.
Ready to play matchmaker? Denver resident’s dating cards hit Kickstarter goal
“I’ve wanted an online dating alternative like this personally, so there’s got to be a lot of other people out there who are looking for the same,” said Founder Erica Younkin.
At-home healthcare startup DispatchHealth raises $136M
The company, founded in 2013, has raised $212M to date.
Aurora mushroom startup raises another $39M
MycoTechnology makes sweeteners and protein products from the common fungi.
Sphero’s new sister company raises $3 million to launch robots for first responders
“The name is a nod to the saying ‘Check your six,’ which is basically ‘We’ve got your back,’” said CEO and former Sphero COO Jim Booth.
Short-term rental startups swap control of hotel within Riverfront Park complex
The Guild is out. And Kasa is in.
Native Campervans adds kid-friendly model as bookings rebound
This summer, American tourists have replaced international ones, who used to account for 25 percent of the company’s business.
Maker of trendy Yay! stickers files Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Among the Denver company’s assets listed in court filings: 122 iron-on patches that say “Yay! Unicorns!”