The co-founder of Freshwater Software in Boulder and Alpha and Omega Inc. in Denver is selling her 10,500-square-foot property 11 blocks east of City Park.
Tech entrepreneur lists $3M Park Hill compound
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CU grad returns to Colorado to launch sportswear brand
A Hawaii native and graduate of the University of Colorado Boulder is starting to unload her first 500 pairs of Kahili Activewear sports bras.
Bamboo ski pole company branches out into paddle
A Steamboat Springs startup that makes ski poles out of bamboo has released a line of paddles for cruising on water instead of snow.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for June
Medical device companies led the pack of businesses biting off a piece of $257 million raised by Colorado companies in June.
Tapped by WHO, Golden medical startup raises $3M
PharmaJet has raised $3 million as it works to fulfill a $5.5 million contract with the World Health Organization for devices that administer polio vaccines.
Homegrown whitewater tour company paddles west
Stand Up Paddle Colorado is expanding its tours to Dinosaur National Monument’s Green and Yampa Rivers, where it will lead its first five-day expedition in August.
‘We don’t like dollars’: CO native plants digital currency exchange downtown
After three years of swapping bitcoin and other digital currencies, the Denver startup’s revenue has risen from $800,000 in 2016 to $12 million projected for 2017.
$5M Botanic Gardens mansion tops June home sales
The Beaux Arts mansion bordering the Denver Botanic Gardens at 910 Gaylord St. came in $750,000 short of its April listing price.
Denver to welcome Outdoor Retailer trade show in January
The largest outdoor recreation trade show in North America is coming to town in early 2018, and is expected to draw 85,000 attendees and $110 million.
Revolar replaces CEO; hits $1M raise on the button
A former OtterBox CEO with a decade of sales experience has taken over the reins at the emergency alert company.
