
Planning an office where you can ‘put your head down and get things done,’ a pair of UC Denver grads is launching a small co-working space on Vine Street for companies past the fledgling startup phase.
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Planning an office where you can ‘put your head down and get things done,’ a pair of UC Denver grads is launching a small co-working space on Vine Street for companies past the fledgling startup phase.
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.
Following the lead of personal styling websites, two sisters are growing their RiNo-based web company and connecting customers with interior designers online.
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.
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.
After getting their bike pedal adapter off the ground with help from crowdfunding last year, two DU grads are raking in more support for version 2.0.
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.
A startup that manufactures an emergency alert device has earned another funding bump from a Boulder accelerator program.
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.
A RiNo longboard startup is hoping to make a big investment in new equipment it thinks could transform the industry.
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