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Coworking firm WorkAbility targets three more locations in 2020
Caroline Lofts leads the brand born out of her family’s real estate holdings.
Science startup receives $1.2M grant to further study poop and human health
“It’s a dirty job, but somebody’s gotta do it,” said Dr. Raul Cano, chief operating officer.
Women’s clothing line looks to raise $25K on Kickstarter
A project engineer at Lockheed Martin has launched Beryl, which is about $11,000 towards its goal with a week to go.
Entrepreneur’s search-and-rescue-inspired carabiner raises $80K
Fire Escape is designed to be able to start a fire, cut a seat belt, break a window, open a bottle or oxygen tank, and tighten or loosen screws.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for October 2019
A burger company and hemp distributor raised funds this round.
Short-term rental data startup doubles space in LoDo move
The CEO of AirDNA said the company’s local workforce has grown from eight to 20 employees in the last year.
Golf shoe startup tees up deal with Mark Cuban on ‘Shark Tank’
Denver-based Golfkicks is gearing up to release the third version of its golf spikes, which use metal instead of plastic, allowing for easier attachment.
Ski apparel startup partners with Golden brick-and-mortar store
Summer and winter are coming together as Slope Threads moves in with Mountain Side Gear Rentals.
Developer backed away from lease with WeWork following IPO disclosures
“We were just uncomfortable with moving forward,” said Churchill Bunn, of Alpine Investments.
