The instant coffee startup plans to make hires, release new flavors and market its products at more outdoors festivals and events.
Outdoorsy Boulder coffee brand bags $1M in VC
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Former Level 3 CEO lists Cherry Hills Village mansion for $16M
The 24,000-square-foot home, which Jim Crowe tried to sell in 2010, has a 10-car garage with a carwash station and a two-floor library.
Christy Sports brings in a ‘doctor’
The Lakewood-based retailer has acquired a winter sports rental company that’s made its name fitting ski boots.
Deal for third Denver WeWork fizzles
After signing a letter of intent for space in an under-construction office tower at 1144 15th St., the coworking giant’s plans fell through.
Owner of recently sold brokerage, delaying retirement, takes back the keys
Eight months after selling his residential brokerage firm, John Skrabec has reclaimed his territory.
California tech startup solidifies Denver satellite office
After two months in Union Station’s WeWork coworking space, a San Francisco-based company has found a more permanent residence in the Mile High City.
Louisville manufacturer sued by Boulder cooler company
The maker of a $500 cooler claims a Louisville vendor left it out in the cold after accepting $30,000 in payments.
P2Bi raises another $2M
“It’s basically to get us cash flow positive,” said CEO Krista Morgan. “It was mainly to give our bank partners comfort in working with us. It helps them to know we’re able to show a strong financial position.”
Is that skier wearing snowboard boots?
The “Frankenboot” is alive! For more than three years, Chris Schroeder and his father Mike have tinkered with an invention that lets skiers lace up snowboard boots –warmer and comfier than their more rigid cousin the ski boot – and then click into a pair of skis. Golden-based Envy Snow Sports has manufactured 2,000 ski… Read more »
Tech firm reserves 16K SF in Cash Register building
A California-based restaurant reservation company passed on LoDo and RiNo in favor of a cheaper part of downtown.
