Hoping to make space in its massive solar complex for smaller companies, a nonprofit is expanding its campus near DIA with help from a state grant.
Solar testing site powering up $1.5M expansion
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Insurance startup hoping to shake up healthcare
With a model focused on smaller and more specialized coverage, a local health insurance startup is raising money and laying the groundwork for nationwide operations.
Mines awarded $2.5M for new lab
To test aerospace technology made from increasingly popular 3-D printers, the Colorado School of Mines is opening a new lab, with help from a recent state grant and a group of big-name corporate partners.
Portable solar startup raises $5.4M
A company that has developed a small solar charger for smartphones and other devices has closed out another capital raise and is planning to expand its Westminster solar facility.
Software firms at odds over soured sales deal
In a recent lawsuit, one local software company accuses another of purposely failing to hold up its end of a sales agreement, copying its software and using it as a scapegoat for huge losses.
Law firm builds business on fluctuating staff
Just a few months in and with some big firms on board with the model, a startup law firm is promising to keep client costs low by relying heavily on contractors on a case-to-case basis.
Tulo lists Cherry Hills Village home for $5.9M
After being traded to another team, a longtime Rockies shortstop has put his Cherry Hills Village mansion on the market and is swinging for a $5.89 million sale price.
Lakewood Harley-Davidson hitting more open road
Leaving its longtime home on West Colfax in the dust, a Harley dealership is gearing up for a massive new store about 10 miles away along C-470.
Bonnie Brae jewelry shop shutting down
After more than a decade, a Bonnie Brae jewelry store is closing down, and its landlord is on the hunt for a new tenant for the space.
Health tracking startup raises $83M
In two separate capital raises, a Denver firm that helps users make and stick to health plans raked in $83 million, some of which it used to acquire a Massachusetts-based company.
