ScaleFactor has 12 employees locally and expects to increase that to around 100 within a year.
Austin-based accounting software startup opens Denver office
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Photo printing startup Artifact Uprising leases space in Sunnyside
Owner and CEO: “This is a great neighborhood. We think that neighborhood is going to be what RiNo was a couple years ago.”
Endorphin closes yoga and barre studio on South Broadway
The chain now has nine locations, including one next to the studio that just closed that offers cycling and HIIT classes.
Photo storage company PhotoBucket finds a new office
The company is “still feeling the impact” of a 2017 subscription rollout gone bad, its new CEO acknowledges.
DTC video software startup, whose first client was the Broncos, raises $12.5M
PlayerLync CEO on growth in pro sports: “Once you’re in with a few, it’s a small-enough industry that you can almost become the standard quickly.”
Former Inc 5000 company says drop in sales related to Trump’s election
Survival Frog owner: “The problem is the demand in the survival space has gone down drastically since Trump has been elected.”
Energy drink company shifting from Denver to Wheat Ridge
Go Fast has been around since 2001. “We survived all the big boys like Red Bull and Monster and Rockstar,” an exec says.
Cycling studio to leave Park Hill for ‘wellness marketplace’ in the Highlands
Rhythm Revolution will be one of two anchor fitness tenants in food-hall-inspired Nurture.
WeWork leases another 85K square feet, this time in RiNo
The coworking company has taken an entire building and expects to open in the fourth quarter.
Cherry Hills Village mansion hits the market for just under $10M
The 17,586-square-foot home has five bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and seven fireplaces.
