The on-demand delivery glut is looking a little leaner, as an Austin-based startup is pulling out of Denver and 11 other cities.
Delivery app vacates Denver after 18 months
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Amy DiPierro is a BusinessDen reporter who covers residential real estate, nonprofits, startups and more. She is a graduate of Swarthmore College. Email her at [email protected].
Berkshire Hathaway realtors move to Cherry Creek
Expecting to add five real estate brokers this year, a residential real estate firm has staked out new office space in Cherry Creek.
Cannabis company lands funding for dog treats
Denver-based Therabis looks to take a bigger bite of the pet supplement market by expanding its line of dog edibles.
CPR pushes south with Colorado Springs acquisition
Colorado Public Radio News will soon cover the full drive from Fort Collins to Pueblo.
Bankruptcy a pricey affair for defunct vacation club
As Quintess emerges from bankruptcy protection, it owes another $1 million to lawyers who helped steer the company through the process.
Short-term rentals shrug off new law
As of Jan. 1, the city of Denver required short-term rental properties to register and pay lodging tax. Only 18 percent of properties have complied.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for December
Startups across the state raised $42 million in December, led by a Foundry Group-backed software company in Boulder and a medical technology business in Littleton.
Web developer cuts 20% of staff
The third-largest web development company in Denver has dropped one-fifth of its workforce.
$3.7M raise delivered to medical startup
Ready to roll into three more cities in 2017, a startup that sends a Prius to deliver less-urgent medical care has refueled with a $3.7 million capital raise.
Swim school franchise breaks ground in Stapleton
After eight years watching young families like theirs flood Stapleton, a local couple is building a $4 million indoor pool to teach kids as young as 4 months old how to swim.
