
Meati sells its cutlets and steaks, made from mushroom root, in about 1,200 stores nationwide, including Whole Foods.
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Meati sells its cutlets and steaks, made from mushroom root, in about 1,200 stores nationwide, including Whole Foods.
Vortic has sold 2,500 watches since launching in 2014, for up to $7,500 each. Now, the company is trying to scale with a new line.
Pulley has partnered with Steve Ferris, a local real estate consultant. “All permitting is fundamentally local.”
Former Conservatory Green Principal Adeel Khan’s new company has raised $2.4 million.
A robotics company and photography studio are among the companies that raised cash.
Soona co-founder Liz Giorgi says her core customers are struggling to keep sales up after the pandemic.
The highest-ranking Colorado company, a Denver-based energy firm, came in at No. 49.
They include co-founders of a ski apparel brand, a researcher working to grow meat from cells and a volleyball player.
Iontra, which says the chips it is testing increase charging speed and battery life, has raised $80 million since its 2013 founding.
Among firms raising cash: a Highlands-born smoothie bar and a community-focused social media site.
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