A music venue operator, a meal delivery service and an activity kit company are among those that raised cash.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for December 2023
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Three years after ‘Shark Tank,’ office product startup files for bankruptcy
In addition to Kevin O’Leary, local angel and venture capitalists invested in M.C. Squares.
Home-sharing site aimed at remote workers raising $300K
Noad co-founder Jonah Wolf believes working from home doesn’t have to mean your home.
Colorado startup funding slowed down this year, as investors expected
“It is a tough environment and it looks like it did back in 2008 when there was huge uncertainty and angel investing dried up,” said the head of Rockies Venture Club.
Real money: Crypto convention sued by contractor for $440K
ETHDenver, at the National Western Complex, is accused of stiffing a local company.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for November 2023
Among firms raising cash: a salsa maker, a donation-minded software company and a maker of kits for cats and dogs.
Seven years after $21M sale, founders of sports recruiting startup sue buyer
CaptainU’s creators say they are still owed $6 million.
‘Mom Juice’ winery raising $2M to expand product line
The company has raised just under half that from an online campaign and a fund led by singer Pharrell Williams.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for October 2023
An allergen-free food company, a bottled water firm and an insurance provider for freelancers are among those that raised cash.
A balloon took this photo: Denver startup has its eye on the stratosphere
“We saw it as an untapped layer of earth’s atmosphere,” said the co-founder of Urban Sky, whose customers include Denver Water.
