Startups across the state raised $42 million in December, led by a Foundry Group-backed software company in Boulder and a medical technology business in Littleton.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for December
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$3.7M raise delivered to medical startup
Ready to roll into three more cities in 2017, a startup that sends a Prius to deliver less-urgent medical care has refueled with a $3.7 million capital raise.
Climbing wall startup plans new product launch, West Coast gym
The year-old company is now looking to boost its toehold in the industry by debuting three types of rock wall holds within the first half of 2017.
Emergency alert startup lands first patent
The patent, a wide-ranging riff on the Revolar device now on the market, describes a product that would fit the script of a spy movie.
10-figure raise gives boost to brain-imaging startup
To transition into a software-driven business model, a Littleton-based medical technology startup has brought its fundraising total to $22 million.
Cybersecurity firm looks to launch startup accelerator
There’s a new accelerator in town, and it’s paying top dollar for its first class of startups.
Standing desk startup breaks through crowdfunding target
A 33-year-old former exercise specialist and fitness entrepreneur has launched his third venture, an adjustable desk extension that he says won’t break the bank.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for November
Colorado startups raised $120 million in November, according to a tally of SEC Form Ds by BusinessDen.
Campervan startup parks in RiNo; eyes expansion
The local startup moved its lot near a light rail station and plans to expand its fleet in coming months.
UC grad's run-tracking tool lands seed funding
A recent graduate of UC is taking on Nike and FitBit with a detachable run tracker that he says, at a cheaper price, could become the industry standard.
