
Caleb Carr said his company’s mission was prompted by the death of a friend on an Oregon mountain in 2009.
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Caleb Carr said his company’s mission was prompted by the death of a friend on an Oregon mountain in 2009.
Can’t find a job within six months after graduation from Flatiron? The school says it will refund your money.
CEO Erik Voorhees announced the layoffs last week in a blog post, writing ‘Crypto, like the moon we strive toward, is a harsh mistress.’
OrthoFi, which sells financing and payment processing software, has signed a lease for 36,000 square feet at 900 S. Broadway.
Kinecho CEO: ‘The thing that surprises people is how much of the team came together before we had the right idea.’
Alex Swaynie, 29, plans to debut his snowboard bindings that detach and fold out into snowshoes this month at Outdoor Retailer.
Plus, our roundup of startup funding in December.
The Denver-based startup’s stations purify water and run it through a coconut carbon filter before it’s dispensed into water bottles.
Unwrapp’d, which sells “energy bar dough” that can be either baked or eaten raw, soon will be sold in Hy-Vee grocery stores.
Kristen Stiles founded Denver-based Sitter in 2014.
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