Zcash, which said its currency of the same name offers greater privacy than well-known alternatives such as Bitcoin, established a Denver office this year in RiNo’s Industry coworking space.
Boulder-born cryptocurrency company adding staff in Denver
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Chicken chips? Boulder startup raises $1.3M to swap potatoes with poultry
One Boulder food startup has been cooped up for two years working on snack chips made out of chicken.
Entrepreneur who focused on winter sports adds a summer startup
Sportube founder Paul Hields has launched an electric bike brand called Wildsyde.
Denver vacation rental startup raises $80M
Investors are showing faith in a 7-year-old Denver-based vacation rental company.
Galvanize has a $43.3M round of funding, its largest in 2 years
Company will use some of the money to buy a San Francisco coding school.
The Term Sheet: Startup Funding Roundup for July 2018
Startups in Denver accounted for nearly two-thirds of the $160 million raised statewide.
Airbnb data startup checks out of coworking; leases in LoDo
In August the startup will move into a LoDo office four times the size as it prepares to nearly double its Denver staff in the next six months.
No more trash bag over the cast: Pueblo startup reinvents cast for a busted arm
Diana Hall is breaking the mold for helping to treat broken arms.
Phone booth makes a comeback: Boulder startup sells $4K indoor unit for coworking crowd
A 2-year-old Boulder startup is dialing up product to help put some privacy back in the office.
Staffing tech company takes a 40,000-square-foot space
TalentReef, now entering international markets, plans to double its workforce to 400 in three years
