
“Coronavirus obviously had a big impact on anyone and anything on college campuses,” CEO Alex Kronman said. “Our business is college campuses.”
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“Coronavirus obviously had a big impact on anyone and anything on college campuses,” CEO Alex Kronman said. “Our business is college campuses.”
Ceria Brewing Co. started selling non-alcoholic beer infused with THC and CBD. It’s since started selling the beverages without either.
Startups across the state raised $179.4 million.
Rocky Mountain Foods manufactures nuts, trail mix, dried fruit and chips.
The 5.3-inch blade weighs under 15 ounces and gives backpackers “minimum gear with max functionality.”
Gina Cucina products can be found in Costco and Whole Foods.
“Denver feels very much like an Australian city, so we felt it was a good culture fit,” said CEO Ryan Macpherson. The company has 24 employees.
Basis will be carried in 90 of the chain’s Colorado stores come April.
It’s the company’s largest capital raise to date.
A Denver-based flat-fee brokerage is one of 40 startups to raise funds last month.
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