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IT whizzes boot up online search service
Three IT consultants have teamed up to launch an online service that they compare to a Yelp for finding tech contractors.
Skiing startups converge in Frisco
Entrepreneurs trying to break into the skiing industry gathered at a co-working space in Frisco this weekend for panel discussions, networking and a trip to Arapahoe Basin.
Gear store scales up online retail
A Platte Street outdoor gear store is hoping to give its sales a boost with a revamped online presence.
Downtown co-working concept spreads out
A shared office space startup is giving its workers more elbow room with a large expansion of its home in the downtown Petroleum Building.
Entrepreneur grows beard care startup
With the beard business booming, a local entrepreneur has launched a retail startup to help burly men care for their facial hair.
New beer spot taps into homebrew talent
A brother-and-sister team is getting ready to open a startup brewery that puts homebrewers’ recipes behind the bar.
Sunflower seed startup blooms
An entrepreneur is growing his healthy snack startup, hoping to plant his product on store shelves across the region and push revenue to more than $1 million.
Entrepreneurs boot up networking site
Volunteer opportunities, kickball games, crawfish boils and cookie decorating parties are a few examples of events being posted on a startup website that combines some of the functions of sites like Facebook and Meetup.
Startup flexes muscle scan software
A startup is pumping more than $4 million into its muscle-monitoring technology that allows athletic coaches and trainers to prevent athlete injuries.
