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.
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Golden biotech firm shoots for $5M raise
The maker of a needle-free injection system is looking for a shot in the arm from investors, and it’s already more than halfway to its goal.
Surgical device firm lines up $4M raise
A Greenwood Village medical hardware company is planning a capital raise to pay off debts to its Korean parent company.
Investors’ promised land: Finding and funding Israeli firms
By going to a region where most investors shy away from, an $80 million Denver fund has seen major returns on its investments. And the firm is laying the groundwork for round two.
After uphill battle, gear rental startup gains momentum
What began as a $13,000 investment run out of a basement has snowballed into a growing company that’s shipping $1 million worth of camping gear across the country.
Startup buckles down to fundraising campaign
With a crowdfunding campaign launching this week, a Denver startup is hoping to take its magnetic belt design mainstream.
Photobucket raising another $3M
After raising $2 million from a single investor, the Blake Street-based photo sharing site is after another $3 million.
Denver’s newest ride: the tuk tuk
Three buddies have just launched a RiNo business that sells tuk tuks, electric trikes that can be used to shuttle goods or passengers. And they’ve got three of the exotic vehicles cruising through downtown Denver picking up fares at $3 a pop.
Valet startup rolls out app downtown
Hoping to capitalize on the frustrations of downtown drivers, a new mobile app is offering on-demand valets in some of the city’s most cramped neighborhoods.
Equine entrepreneur brings business home
After 15 years abroad, a Denver native has returned home in hopes of wrangling a share of the horse product market in the U.S.
