Foregoing traditional RVs, Coloradans this year more than ever seemed to be searching for the unique vehicles that could withstand rough roads to get to the most remote places.
Boulder
Boulder company’s trademark dispute boils into court
A firm that licenses fabric technology to brands like Adidas and Rossignol has sued a New York business over use of its trademark of “37.5.”
Snowvation adds New Hampshire mountains to customer base
The Denver startup, which sells ski resort software, now can claim more Peak Resorts properties as customers.
Into the courthouse: Jon Krakauer sues Outside Magazine
Boulder’s own bestselling author last week sued Outside Magazine after it allegedly republished online his 20-year-old article about a deadly expedition on Mount Everest.
After rough 2016, local university endowments are back in the black
Six of Colorado’s schools topped 10 percent for investment returns in the most recent fiscal year.
Boulder entrepreneur raises $3M for college advertising software
Even though he’s out of the news business, ink still runs in Alex Kronman’s veins.
Cab driver launches fleet of rentable Subarus for mountain-bound tourists
According to Jason Buijs, it’s not an authentic Colorado experience for the out-of-town visitor unless you’re road-tripping in a Subaru.
Boulder firm files bankruptcy after acquisition talks deteriorate
Under the ownership of a Boulder private equity firm, a cloud computing startup has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is attempting to sell all of its assets.
Two Colorado newspapers sued by former CU coach
The grandson of a former Denver Post publisher has sued the Post and Boulder’s Daily Camera newspaper for defamation, accusing the newspapers of shoddy journalism in their coverage of his 2013 dismissal as coach of the UC Boulder club freestyle ski team.
Boulder cooler startup set for spring launch
Entrepreneur Tom DeFrancia is trying to grab a piece of the fancy cooler market pioneered by outdoor wonder-brand Yeti.
