Prieto Battery has received a patent on its manufacturing process, just as it turns out its first batch of mass-produced batteries.
Fort Collins battery-maker lands patent as production heats up
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Runner-turned-entrepreneur boosts production of canine-cooling vests
Ultramarathoner David Hill is out to find more store shelves carrying his ice vests tailored for the dog days of summer.
Rebate app startup locks in $25M from investors
The Denver-based company last week announced it had closed a funding round led by Silicon Valley-based GGV Capital.
Startup raises $225K to ship skis to resorts
The 40-year-old founder of TripHero has locked in a funding round as his company prepares to deliver to more Colorado skiing destinations.
VC-backed startup backing out of 15,000 SF in LoDo
The space is being marketed at rents of $50,000 per month.
Startup puts $7.5M in the tank
Cartasite will market a product designed to reduce workers’ exposure to unhealthy fumes.
Denver entrepreneur’s clothes hanger takes second helping of crowdfunding
Drew Cleaver is Kickstarting again for his space-saving hangers, this time reaching a $40,000 goal with nearly a month to spare.
Bamboo ski pole company branches out into paddle
A Steamboat Springs startup that makes ski poles out of bamboo has released a line of paddles for cruising on water instead of snow.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for June
Medical device companies led the pack of businesses biting off a piece of $257 million raised by Colorado companies in June.
Tapped by WHO, Golden medical startup raises $3M
PharmaJet has raised $3 million as it works to fulfill a $5.5 million contract with the World Health Organization for devices that administer polio vaccines.
