There’s a new accelerator in town, and it’s paying top dollar for its first class of startups.
Cybersecurity firm looks to launch startup accelerator
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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].
Standing desk startup breaks through crowdfunding target
A 33-year-old former exercise specialist and fitness entrepreneur has launched his third venture, an adjustable desk extension that he says won’t break the bank.
Bankrupt Heritage College grossed $50M in months leading up to bankruptcy
Defunct for-profit occupational school Heritage College has stiffed local advertising firms and banks, according to recently filed financial statements in bankruptcy court.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for November
Colorado startups raised $120 million in November, according to a tally of SEC Form Ds by BusinessDen.
Zuni Street Brewing Co. looks to crowdfund ahead of Feb. opening
The budding brewery has enlisted the help of crowdfunding site Kickstarter as it puts finishing touches on its Highlands taproom.
$25M donation kicks off Denver Art Museum renovation
The donation is the first for a $150 million construction project adding a new welcome center and renovating North Building.
Toy-making titan lowers price tag on $22M Eagle County mansion
The man who built Thomas the Tank Engine into a toy empire is selling his custom-built, 142-acre Vail Valley estate.
Campervan startup parks in RiNo; eyes expansion
The local startup moved its lot near a light rail station and plans to expand its fleet in coming months.
UC grad's run-tracking tool lands seed funding
A recent graduate of UC is taking on Nike and FitBit with a detachable run tracker that he says, at a cheaper price, could become the industry standard.
AG sues timeshare firm for deceptive tactics
“Highlands Resorts feared that if a consumer left the sales presentation without making a purchase, they would never return,” the suit claims, referring to the 1,300 timeshares sold for vacation weeks in Avon.
