The San Francisco-based company is looking for about 50,000 square feet of office space around downtown
Messaging startup Slack browsing Denver office space
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Investors going nuts for locally grown snack maker
The sleepy mountain town of Salida can brag about one of the biggest retail capital raises of the year – $5.3 million.
Social network Strava clips into Denver
The maker of an app for cyclists and runners that tracks performances on routes has signed a contract for space at Galvanize.
Ad tech firm expands with RiNo HQ move
A Denver startup is choosing to stay in the neighborhood, but upgrading to a brand new building.
Food-ordering app joins growing list of San Francisco startups adding Denver offices
The company, which handles mobile food orders on university campuses, leased office space downtown on the sixth floor of 1700 Broadway.
Old chairlifts find new purpose with Denver startup
If there’s a chairlift chair rusting in a junk pile in North America, Jacques Boiteau and his crew of “hoarders” will find it and recondition it into mountain-themed furniture.
Denver storage startup raises another $6.5M
With a recent capital raise, a rapidly expanding hauling and storage company has now surpassed $18 million in venture capital.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for 1.10.18
Young companies in Colorado raised $140 million in December, bolstered by Denver-based software startup Convercent.
Investors make it rain for Denver sprinkler startup
A company that helps homeowners control sprinklers from smartphones raised $10 million in fresh capital.
Snowvation adds New Hampshire mountains to customer base
The Denver startup, which sells ski resort software, now can claim more Peak Resorts properties as customers.
