Startups in Denver accounted for nearly two-thirds of the $160 million raised statewide.
The Term Sheet: Startup Funding Roundup for July 2018
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Airbnb data startup checks out of coworking; leases in LoDo
In August the startup will move into a LoDo office four times the size as it prepares to nearly double its Denver staff in the next six months.
No more trash bag over the cast: Pueblo startup reinvents cast for a busted arm
Diana Hall is breaking the mold for helping to treat broken arms.
Phone booth makes a comeback: Boulder startup sells $4K indoor unit for coworking crowd
A 2-year-old Boulder startup is dialing up product to help put some privacy back in the office.
Staffing tech company takes a 40,000-square-foot space
TalentReef, now entering international markets, plans to double its workforce to 400 in three years
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for June 2018
Startups in Colorado raised a total of $125 million in the month of June, according to a tally of SEC filings, crushing activity from the past 2 years.
Startup lets golfers turn any shoe into a golf shoe
“Why can’t we turn anything we want into golf shoes?” said Tyler Stuart, whose startup would sell spikes that screw into the sole of any shoe, making them suitable for fairways and greens.
Boulder fitness product within $40K of Kickstarter’s Seven-Figure Club
The Pocket Monkii, with origins in the wilderness, gives users flexibility in their workouts as they train for athletics
Denver Dating app raises $5.5M
Investors swiped right on a Denver dating site.
Denverite wants to punch accelerator on electric race car circuit
“It’s making lots of noise, not literally, but in the marketplace,” said Brian Gale, who has launched a local startup to build an electric race car brand.
