The LoHi startup, which employs 37, is looking for a total of $3.5 million in its most recent investing round.
Flat-fee brokerage adds $2M in VC
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Outdoorsy Boulder coffee brand bags $1M in VC
The instant coffee startup plans to make hires, release new flavors and market its products at more outdoors festivals and events.
Castle Rock entrepreneur wins chip-counting patent
Darrell Ratliff is putting his money on a cheat-deterring casino accessory.
CU grad raises $3M for recycling robot
The engineer’s Denver-based robotics company made national headlines in April after debuting Clarke, a recycling and sorting robot.
California tech startup solidifies Denver satellite office
After two months in Union Station’s WeWork coworking space, a San Francisco-based company has found a more permanent residence in the Mile High City.
Louisville manufacturer sued by Boulder cooler company
The maker of a $500 cooler claims a Louisville vendor left it out in the cold after accepting $30,000 in payments.
P2Bi raises another $2M
“It’s basically to get us cash flow positive,” said CEO Krista Morgan. “It was mainly to give our bank partners comfort in working with us. It helps them to know we’re able to show a strong financial position.”
Littleton firm raises $850K to populate Facebook feeds
A new app is flush with cash to create a catalog of images for social media accounts.
SendGrid halfway to unicorn status; valued at almost $500M
The fast-growing email company disclosed all sorts of nuggets – including HQ rent and pay for top execs – in more than 500 pages of SEC filings as part of a plan to sell shares to the public.
Revolar runs out of juice, closes Cap Hill HQ
After raising $6 million, the maker of a wearable emergency alert has closed and laid off a staff of 25.
