Startups

Welcome to Business Den’s coverage of the startup scene in Denver. Our daily coverage of business news includes coverages of the latest innovative startups in the area. Whether you’re a local entrepreneur looking to stay ahead of the curve, or simply interested in the local startup community, our coverage will keep you informed, engaged, and up to date.

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Living for the skis, sleeping in a van

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A local ski maker is getting his startup off the ground — and putting a solid roof over his own head after a year of living in his van to save money.

A taste of Texas in Globeville

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With a 3-ton meat smoker fired up with practiced recipes, a first-time restaurant owner opened the doors to a new barbecue joint, bar and music hall in Globeville.

Architects build new firm’s home in RiNo

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Without even waiting for renovations to be finished on their new space, three former RNL architects have their firm digging into designs in RiNo.

GutCheck raises $12M

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A market research company based in Denver has closed out another capital raise, pushing its total funds raised to about $25 million.

Wedding startups say ‘I do’ to cannabis

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A florist who operates cannabis-focused flower and event planning businesses is staging an expo early next year for other wedding companies that go hand-in-hand with marijuana.

Boulder startups snag space in LoDo

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Two sister startups that package activity gifts and gym memberships for corporate clients have moved closer to the action with a new home in LoDo.

Investment startup plugs in first deal

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Two Denver transplants have picked their startup investment fund’s first project, taking a majority stake in a New York company that created a simple shortcut for small businesses.

Berkeley bookstore and bar adds B&B

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A book shop and wine bar has added a single room for rent to its Tennyson Street property to create some more space for visiting authors, part of a larger renovation.