
In one scenario, the New York-based company will market your home on your behalf. In a second, it will just buy it.
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In one scenario, the New York-based company will market your home on your behalf. In a second, it will just buy it.
Pueblo-based ActivArmor’s casts and splints are made from the same plastic used in Legos.
“It’s built for the outdoors. That’s the big differentiator we have. We wanted it to be used for Colorado weather.”
Alto Pharmacy is familiar with the neighborhood.
The Denver-based coworking firm and coding school will continue operating under its current name.
The company, led by CEO Craig Baute, also is expanding outside Colorado.
The company has been operating in Denver since April and in Boulder since October.
Greens Gone Wild recently tried to raise money on Kickstarter, but the company fell short of its goal.
Denver-based GoSpotCheck reported its largest funding round last month, and convenience store chain Choice Market also raised cash.
The company will move into 25,000 square feet where Panda Express, Which Wich and Johnny Rockets currently operate.
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