The flat-fee brokerage has now raised more than $10 million, according to SEC filings.
Trelora raises $800K, to launch title and escrow division
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California firm buying health tech startup MyStrength
MyStrength CEO: “The vision of combining the two companies is to offer a true whole health solution.”
Another coworking company catering to women eyes Denver
Seattle-based The Riveter expects to open locally by mid-2019, although a spokeswoman said the company has yet to sign a lease.
Payroll startup Gusto leases 60,000 more square feet, in two buildings
“We started at the Tabor Center, and we’re basically radiating out from that area,” a Gusto spokesman said.
Helicopter stabilization startup raises $1.3M
Caleb Carr said his company’s mission was prompted by the death of a friend on an Oregon mountain in 2009.
Flatiron coding school CEO talks Denver launch
Can’t find a job within six months after graduation from Flatiron? The school says it will refund your money.
‘Crypto winter is upon us’: Denver’s ShapeShift lays off one-third of staff
CEO Erik Voorhees announced the layoffs last week in a blog post, writing ‘Crypto, like the moon we strive toward, is a harsh mistress.’
Orthodontics software startup adding space in move to South Broadway
OrthoFi, which sells financing and payment processing software, has signed a lease for 36,000 square feet at 900 S. Broadway.
Former Craftsy employees launch Kinecho, a startup aiming to preserve memories
Kinecho CEO: ‘The thing that surprises people is how much of the team came together before we had the right idea.’
Denver native’s bindings-turned-snowshoes geared for backcountry powder
Alex Swaynie, 29, plans to debut his snowboard bindings that detach and fold out into snowshoes this month at Outdoor Retailer.
