Startups

A Westminster company that makes a synthetic bone grafts has raised $11 million from investors.

Imogene and Willie is swinging back at a Colorado couple that says the denim company used their $1.5 million investment as a “private ATM machine.”

David Estrada launched a furniture-making startup for tables with a mid-century modern design that won’t fall apart outdoors like a typical walnut wood piece from the 1950s.

A residential real estate agent hopes his audio invention will bring a more relaxed vibe to the golf course.

“We’re really about teaching parents to be great teachers for kids in the first three years of life,” said Julie Clark, who co-founded Baby Einstein before starting WeeSchool three years ago.

Two Denver brothers launched one of the most lucrative local Kickstarter campaigns ever with a toy for customers with ants in their pants.

The health care startup now has a proof of concept clinical trial under its belt and just raised $200,000 for an expanded study.

After raising $400,000, a cloud software company looks to woo investors and expand its sales and marketing staff.