With years of target practice under its belt, the company behind a hunting shotgun sling is hoping to take its product to the next level.
Hunting startup aiming higher
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Staffing startup sees opening in cannabis
A young entrepreneur moved to Denver and quickly launched a recruiting and staffing company focused on the marijuana industry. And she’s already planning moves into California and Oregon.
Skateboard startup powers up
An electric skateboard hoping to zip past the competition with lower prices has rolled out its first batch of boards.
Software firm quickly raises $2.5M
A Denver software company that creates tools for businesses raked in $2.5 million in less than one month.
Endorphin to open yoga studio near Regis
The fast-growing fitness chain is stretching its reach even farther with a new yoga-focused gym near Regis University, while another studio takes shape in Aurora.
Bar crawl bike business gets rolling in LoDo, RiNo
After buying and fixing up a 16-person bike, a former mortgage broker is hauling bar hoppers through Denver’s watering holes and plans to add to his fleet.
Startup that saves soaked phones inks deal with Staples
A Denver company that gives cell phones a second chance after a run-in with a pool or toilet is expanding into more than 80 Staples stores across the country this week.
Cheese and wine connoisseur sets up shop in Highlands
A former IT professional turned sommelier and cheese aficionado has launched a restaurant, bar and market in the fast-growing Highlands neighborhood.
Storage startup locks down $1.8M
A startup that handles moving, storage and delivery has raised $1.8 million just a year and a half after the company launch.
East Coast longboard startup rolls into Denver
A North Carolina couple has relocated their custom longboard business to Denver to be closer to clients and has a fundraising campaign in the works to move the startup out of their apartment.
