After a buying spree last year, healthcare software firm Welltok has netted another $33.7 million investment.
Health tracking startup gets boost from $34M raise
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'Kayak of Russia' rolls out search engine for buses
Two émigrés from the former Soviet Union are trying to build the “Kayak of Russia” from a homebase in Aurora.
Cash-free mobile app swipes into cannabis market
A former federal bank examiner has reported raising $750,000 to build an app consumers can use to purchase marijuana from their phones.
Marketer takes on sudden rain with clothing venture
A Denver-based marketing account director designed a waterproof, attachable nylon hood, which can be folded and tossed in most bags or backpacks.
Phone repair company goes swimming with the Sharks
The Denver-based inventors of a machine that revives wet cell phones are diving into reality TV and swimming into more Staples stores.
Renovation software startup builds on funding round
A downtown software startup that caters to large property owners has landed $880,000 in funding.
Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for September
September saw venture capital in Colorado startups spike to a nine-month high of $86.8 million.
Westminster medical equipment firm reels in $11M
A Westminster company that makes a synthetic bone grafts has raised $11 million from investors.
Jeans-maker kicks back in lawsuit by local 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.”
Gallery owner designs weather-resistant vintage furniture
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.
