
Companies aiming to help surgeons – and singles – were among 30 up-and-comers claiming a chunk of the $41 million invested in Colorado startups last month.
Companies aiming to help surgeons – and singles – were among 30 up-and-comers claiming a chunk of the $41 million invested in Colorado startups last month.
As if Willy Wonka wasn’t already trippy.
After sitting on the market for 2 years, a Cherry Hills Village mansion sold for $5.3 million, making it the highest-priced home sale in June.
Co-owner Taylor Romero said the money comes from a Minnesota Techstars accelerator program sponsored by big-box retailer Target.
Two lawyers who for years schussed down the ski slopes will now see each other in more formal attire.
The house that Helton built – or at least bought – has hit the market.
Rob Sigmon knows his pitch sounds a little cliché. “Everybody wants to be the next Uber,” said Sigmon, the founder of Centennial-based startup iRef, which has just raised $200,000. “But we’re kind of designed around that concept of being an Uber for referees.”
A Colorado Springs startup that rents skis and parkas to out-of-state visitors is looking to raise $1 million, as it adds more summer gear and lets customers use rentals as credit toward buying equipment.
While naming their new brewery on Zuni Street in the Highlands, two childhood friends stumbled across the answer to a long-standing Denver debate: Is it pronounced ZU-nee or ZU-ni?
Tom Howard and his 3-year-old firm AthenaInvest have joined forces with locally-based Lazarus. AthenaInvest’s basic investment hypothesis is that financial economists have been wrong for 40 years.
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