
A low-emissions iron maker and medical software firm were among the companies that rang in the new year with new cash.
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A low-emissions iron maker and medical software firm were among the companies that rang in the new year with new cash.
“From what we understand, it’s the fastest growing K-12 tech company of all time,” one investor said.
“We save all the bugs here so Goodwill won’t have these problems,” said Thriftly’s Andy Downard.
Denver-based Urban Sky takes photos from the stratosphere.
“Essentially we’ve made the police ID digital and verifiable,” said Murphy Robinson, who served under Michael Hancock.
Sunrun will still have a maintenance team in the state, where it has operated since its 2007 founding.
Brightpave Markers was founded in August but has its roots in a product CDOT tested along I-70 a decade ago.
One owner is said to be eavesdropping on emails, the other running a scheme named for a 90s band.
A battery tech company and photo startup are among the companies that raised last month.
“There’s no HIPAA. People don’t care if they record conversations about their dogs.”
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