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“If they’re not entertained, we’re dead in the water.” You might have seen True Sync Media’s TVs locally at Illegal Burger or Stoney’s Bar & Grill.
Danielle Shoots’ DEMI Fund says it provided sufficient documentation of expenditures. The city “vehemently disagrees.”
Danielle Shoots devoted the majority of her resignation letter to the topic of love. The city has yet to respond to DEMI Fund’s lawsuit.
Shares of IBTA closed the day at $103, 16 percent above the IPO price.
Checkr, which got a state tax incentive to expand to Denver, has an office at 1621 18th St.
Danielle Shoots’ DEMI Fund sued the city last month.
An airport shuttle service, the parent company of Stem Ciders and a backcountry cabin rental site are among those that raised cash.
Rachel Romer, 35, said she is relearning to walk after spending three months in the hospital.
DEMI Fund invested in 10 firms in its first year, from a company rating media outlets based on political bias to another helping people make oil and gas investments.
The firm made $38 million in profit last year after losing $55 million the year before, per an SEC filing.
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