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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Snack startup cracks into new territory

With plans to soon pitch its product to grocery chain Sprouts, a sunflower seed business is quickly growing and will be on store shelves in 15 states by the end of the summer.

Startup takes interior design online

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Following the lead of personal styling websites, two sisters are growing their RiNo-based web company and connecting customers with interior designers online.

Ex-hedge fund head’s next play: fantasy football

The former manager of a Denver hedge fund and star football player at Kent is betting big on the growing craze of fantasy sports with a Vegas conference. And he has some big players on his starting lineup.

Entrepreneurs lead startup school for teens

A new program for area high school students kicked off this week, bringing 20 teenagers and three entrepreneurs together for a week-long camp in building a business.

Startup Q&A: Bart Lorang, CEO of FullContact

BusinessDen caught up with Bart Lorang, whose 4-year-old contact management system just finished up a $10 million venture capital raise. He filled us in on how the company got started and where it’s headed next.

Safety startup gets investment boost

A startup that manufactures an emergency alert device has earned another funding bump from a Boulder accelerator program.

Organic meal startup growing to East Coast

With $15 million in the bag, a meal delivery service is giving its production a huge boost with a new Aurora facility and plans to break into the East Coast market.

Longboard startup races for funding

A RiNo longboard startup is hoping to make a big investment in new equipment it thinks could transform the industry.

Home sensor startup scores $2M

After getting off the ground with help from a $280,000 crowdfunding campaign, a home monitoring system has raised $2 million from investors to fuel its product launch.