
A Denver startup that makes software for teachers has raised another $500,000 from investors, including the venture capital firm that gave it a $1.5 million boost in 2015.
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A Denver startup that makes software for teachers has raised another $500,000 from investors, including the venture capital firm that gave it a $1.5 million boost in 2015.
The young company will trade in a smaller Larimer Street office for the new digs, which it chose for its proximity to coworking spaces and tech firms.
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A cybersecurity startup has secured itself a second office space, adding 8,000 square feet in LoDo to its existing space in RiNo.
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A Denver startup with a product for commercial real estate brokers has landed a multimillion-dollar deal of its own.
A West Point graduate and former Army officer is adding almost $1 million in fresh capital to the arsenal of his mental health startup.
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