Seattle-based Loftium, which said one-third of its 600 properties are in Denver, is negotiating to reduce lease payments to landlords.
Virus upends local Airbnb market, wreaking havoc on related startups
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Startup Adelska wants to plan your next date, even as you’re staying home
The company, previously known as Denver Date Nite, says it has planned more than 2,000 dates in the last year.
Coworking firm Shift not charging April rent
The company has two locations in Denver. “I think that this is going to give our community the opportunity to take a breath,” co-owner Grant Barnhill said.
This new app wants you to rate restaurants based on their single-use plastic
Denver-based PlasticScore launched Wednesday, two days after the city’s restaurants were ordered to go delivery- and takeout-only.
Boulder advertising startup Flytedesk lays off staff amid coronavirus
“Coronavirus obviously had a big impact on anyone and anything on college campuses,” CEO Alex Kronman said. “Our business is college campuses.”
Blue Moon founder’s non-alcoholic beer company raises another $500K
Ceria Brewing Co. started selling non-alcoholic beer infused with THC and CBD. It’s since started selling the beverages without either.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for February 2020
Startups across the state raised $179.4 million.
Snack food company $81K behind on rent, landlord says
Rocky Mountain Foods manufactures nuts, trail mix, dried fruit and chips.
Husband and wife launch Kickstarter campaign for dual knife, axe blade
The 5.3-inch blade weighs under 15 ounces and gives backpackers “minimum gear with max functionality.”
Carbondale food startup raises nearly $200K for East Coast expansion
Gina Cucina products can be found in Costco and Whole Foods.
