The 8 companies Steve Case will consider investing $100,000 in during his bus trip to Denver
Steve Case, AOL's co-founder, brings his Rise of Rest bus tour to Denver to show the world that startups aren't just in Silicon Valley.
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Spruce’s shave and a haircut to split off internet bits after Target Techstars accelerator
The connected barbershop that knows a customer's name and chit-chat preferences as a customer walks in the door is moving beyond being a novelty retailer. The founders of Spruce realized...
Denver Startup Week sets another attendance record for 2016 plus startup resources
Denver's reputation as an entrepreneur-friendly city continues to grow as the fifth annual Denver Startup Week set a new record with 13,334 attendees, up from last year's 10,875.
Left Hand, Odd 13 craft brew distributor C.R. Goodman sells to Breakthru Beverage
Home-grown C.R. Goodman, the Aurora-based distributor of Colorado craft beer brands from Left Hand Brewing to Odd 13, said Monday that is being acquired by Breakthru Beverage Group of Colorado,...
Cybersecurity’s Webroot acquires San Diego data-science security firm
Cybersecurity firm Webroot has acquired CyberFlow Analytics, a San Diego firm that uses data science to detect malicious software.
Your Microsoft Windows license expired so pay up (Nooooooo!!!)
Don't do it! Microsoft scams abound. If some unknown person is suddenly demanding money or a credit card number from you because of a new computer issue, be wary.
Buying and selling a car on an app? Heck yeah, Blinker is from Denver!
Need to sell a car? There's an app for that. Blinker, which just joined the city's list of fast-growing companies dubbed Denver Gazelles, built an app that can tell a...
Layer3 TV’s premium service coming to Denver “soon,” says CEO
Denver-based Layer3 TV hasn't forsaken its hometown of Denver 鈥� though it did choose Chicago for the launch this week of its new internet TV service.
Video compression, parking, design and auto sales make Denver’s 2016 ‘Gazelles’ list
The city of Denver added six more fast-growing technology companies to its list of "Denver Gazelles," which signifies businesses with the most potential to add economic growth for the region.
Too buzzed? Lyft will give you a discounted ride home (if you planned ahead)
The promotion, which is expected to give rides to 80,000 people, offers a $10 credit, which could mean a free ride home for some.