A North Carolina couple has relocated their custom longboard business to Denver to be closer to clients and has a fundraising campaign in the works to move the startup out of their apartment.
East Coast longboard startup rolls into Denver
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Another booze business sets sights on RiNo
A startup distillery hopes to raise $1million to get its Larimer Street production and taproom off the ground while other area distilling companies pick up speed.
Flat-fee real estate startup raising funds
An expanding real estate company that ditched agent commissions is hoping to raise $1.2 million as it eyes a presence in Fort Collins.
Health tech firm raises $33M
An Aurora company working on launching a new method for prostate cancer screenings has raised a large chunk of cash to make new hires and push the product to market.
Berkeley deli and meat market preps for launch
Preparations are heating up for an upcoming deli and homemade cured-meat market, where two former caterers are converting their meat-curing hobby into a business.
Grown-up onesie startup zips through fundraising campaign
With $16,000 in their fleece pockets, two entrepreneurs are ready to take their adult onesie startup to the next step.
Startup Week hits the ski workshop
A pair of custom ski makers were featured Thursday during Startup Week, heading to their Broadway workshop to show off some products.
Startup Week welcomes women in the sporting world
Women from fishing rod, outdoor apparel and mountain bike startups spoke Wednesday as part of this year’s Startup Week.
Bike startup victorious at $30K pitch contest
A mountain bike maker’s third run at an annual startup competition has paid off, and now the company is looking at new models, increased production, and a larger space.
90 seconds will win one business $20K
The elevator pitch could finally come in handy for Colorado startups as an area bank launches its first video pitch contest next month with a prize of $20,000.
