This summer, American tourists have replaced international ones, who used to account for 25 percent of the company’s business.
Native Campervans adds kid-friendly model as bookings rebound
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Maker of trendy Yay! stickers files Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Among the Denver company’s assets listed in court filings: 122 iron-on patches that say “Yay! Unicorns!”
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for May 2020
Two notable raises include a healthier Pringle and a robot that can plow snow and cut grass.
Ghost kitchen ChefReady plans July opening in Overland neighborhood
Ghost kitchens produce food exclusively for delivery.
Boulder kombucha startup Rowdy Mermaid raises $3.5M
The company now has raised a total of $7 million.
Women’s coworking spaces The Riveter, Charley Co. closing in RiNo
Both opened in July 2019 and attributed their decisions to the coronavirus.
Salesforce signage goes up atop 32-story downtown tower
There’s a new name atop 17th Street Plaza.
NBCUniversal shutting down Bluprint, formerly known as Craftsy
The company told the state that its 137 employees will lose their jobs in July and August.
Hemp consulting company files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Denver-based Lux Templum said that it owes $2.8 million, and has assets worth $421,985.
Englewood outdoor gear inventor launches fifth Kickstarter campaign
Mike Mojica quit his job as an aerospace engineer three years ago to focus on Outdoor Element.
