As it tries to make business data easier to use, a startup scored $16.5 million in venture funding and plans to hire 30 more employees by year-end.
GoSpotCheck lands $16.5M investment; plans to hire 30 by year-end
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Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for August
Led by a booming computer coding academy, $70 million went to Colorado startups in August, which include drones, health care, ski boots and more.
Robot companion startup gains momentum; finds home at DU
Unlike Apple’s Siri or Amazon’s Alexa, Ryan reads human expressions, hears human speech and responds to both with an animated face as well as a voice.
Health care startup plans to double workforce
An $8.5 million capital raise is pushing the young health care tech firm to double its 15-person employee base within the next year.
Tech startup tears into real estate app market
An tech startup linking homeowners needing repairs to contractors looks to expand from the Front Range into a second metro area: Dallas.
Tech startup spills into former oil offices
A growing software firm is the latest company to pick up some discounted oil and gas office space.
Galvanize lands $45M investment; plans to add online courses
The pioneer of the Denver coworking movement is using a recent capital raise to beef up online classwork.
Software startup jumps from coworking to LoDo digs
It’s time to pick out office furniture for a Denver startup that is moving from a coworking space in the Golden Triangle to a LoDo office of its own.
Homebuying startup moves into LoDo office
A graduate from this year’s Techstars Boulder class is shacking up with an upperclassman in LoDo.
Cybersecurity startup locks in $6M
A Denver cybersecurity software startup has raised $6.1 million as it prepares to double its staff to around 30 people within the next nine months.
