Business-to-business tech startups took the lead in fundraising last month.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for March
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Startup brewery leases LoHi garage
Middle-school buddies plan to open 29th/Zuni spot by November.
Telemedicine app gets $1 million injection
A mobile messaging app for patients to contact on-call emergency room doctors is raising up to $1.2 million to strengthen its software and sell its app to more health care systems and insurance networks.
Clothes call: Inventor renews plans for better hanger
A local inventor finally is bringing to market the redesigned clothing hanger he altered to save space in his dorm room 10 years ago. And he’s raised $65,000 on Kickstarter.
$50M loan gives financial company a boost to help other businesses
P2Binvestor (P2Bi) pools money from institutional and accredited investors, then loans it to startups that have established revenue sources but need credit to finance short-term cash flow.
Baby Einstein founder unveils many new products for kids
The founders of the childhood video series Baby Einstein, now owned by Walt Disney Co., are launching a mobile video series and toy line in May.
The term sheet: Startup funding roundup for February
Boulder companies raised $3 for every buck that went to Denver startups.
Software company raises $7.5M to help customers design mobile apps
TrackVia, which is hiring, shows companies how to track inventory, production
Topo navigates women’s clothing
After tripling its number of storefronts last year, a Denver clothing brand wants to double its customer base by adding a women’s line.
Denver startup percolates new coffee-serving product
A Denver entrepreneur is betting your company will kick its Keurig coffeemaker to the curb and switch to a machine that fits his single-serve beverage capsule instead.
