
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.
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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.
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.
To transition into a software-driven business model, a Littleton-based medical technology startup has brought its fundraising total to $22 million.
There’s a new accelerator in town, and it’s paying top dollar for its first class of startups.
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.
Colorado startups raised $120 million in November, according to a tally of SEC Form Ds by BusinessDen.
The local startup moved its lot near a light rail station and plans to expand its fleet in coming months.
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.
As downtown tech companies graduate to bigger pads, they’re keeping those open office spaces in the startup family.
The 30-year-old club is betting it can use its network of more than 200 angel investors and 250 entrepreneurs to fund startups in need of a couple hundred thousand dollars to get started.
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