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Inspirato threatened with Nasdaq delisting over shrinking market cap
The company failed to address a notice of noncompliance it got six months ago, according to the stock exchange because its market cap fell below $15 million.
Education startup Guild cuts a quarter of its workforce
The move, which affected 300 people, comes a year after the company cut 12 percent of its staff.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for April 2024
Among firms raising cash: a beauty technology company, a single-serve wine brand and a software for landlords.
From the waiting room to the bar: TV network raises cash after pivot
“If they’re not entertained, we’re dead in the water.” You might have seen True Sync Media’s TVs locally at Illegal Burger or Stoney’s Bar & Grill.
Denver seeks dismissal of VC firm’s ‘payment dispute’ on technical grounds
Danielle Shoots’ DEMI Fund says it provided sufficient documentation of expenditures. The city “vehemently disagrees.”
Head of VC firm suing Denver over tax dollars steps down
Danielle Shoots devoted the majority of her resignation letter to the topic of love. The city has yet to respond to DEMI Fund’s lawsuit.
Ibotta stock jumps on first day as a public company
Shares of IBTA closed the day at $103, 16 percent above the IPO price.
Background check company lays off 92 in LoDo
Checkr, which got a state tax incentive to expand to Denver, has an office at 1621 18th St.
VC fund suing Denver invested tax dollars in firm lacking presence in city
Danielle Shoots’ DEMI Fund sued the city last month.