Kirstin Stoll-DeBell got her degree in molecular biology. Then, she went to law school. The Denver attorney, a partner at Merchant & Gould, very often finds herself the only woman in the courtroom when she is litigating patent and intellectual property cases.
A supersonic jet company, a biopharmaceutical company targeting diseases with unmet medical needs, and a company working to thwart cyber crime are among the Colorado companies that made the first quarter of 2017 a comeback quarter. Colorado companies scored big in venture capital investment money with $345 million in 43 deals in the first quarter of 2017, climbing its way to the No. 4 state in the country for the total number of venture capital deals and dollars.
Go Code Colorado, an award-winning program that turns public data into business insights, today announced the 10 finalist teams that advanced from Challenge Weekend, held in five cities across the state over the weekend.
Colorado lawmakers are setting the stage for the state to lead the nation in driverless car technology.
Tony Neal-Graves talks about his plans for the state's broadband office and how he spent the first three weeks on the job.
Participants at the Space Symposium Wednesday filled in a crucial gap in how scientists, military members, laymen and all those in between understand the tools necessary for far-reaching space exploration.
There’s no slowing down in Colorado, which is why Colorado Technology Association (CTA) has partnered with local startup SelectHub to simplify the request for proposal process for CTA members searching for tech solutions.
The tech industry continues to grow rapidly in Colorado, creating an immense volume of IT projects that need to be fulfilled. The quicker they come together, and the easier it is for companies to partner within the state, the better.
CenturyLink is saying so long to the former Qwest headquarters at 1801 California St. as it moves the rest of its staff out of the building by April 14.
Upstart workspace providers are doing whatever they can to hold their own against the $20 billion-valued WeWork. For Brooklyn, New York-based co-working service Industrious, M&A is one way to compete. 7 photos Industrious' Nashville co-working space. PivotDesk, a Boulder-based office-sharing marketplace known for connecting growing businesses with office space, has been scooped up by Industrious for an undisclosed price.
Denver is further cementing its reputation as a capital for startups with its recently launched JumpStart Academy . The academy is focused on second-stage growth, to help startups reach their next stages.
Galvanize is proud to announce that Stephanie Donner, Chief Legal and People Officer and Corporate Secretary, has been awarded the 2017 Denver 9News Leader of the Year.
The Colorado Senate has approved a bill that would allow driverless cars to be tested in the state, but concerns have been raised about whether the streamlined legislation is too stripped down.
A Colorado legislative proposal meant in part to attract automated car entrepreneurs advanced in the state Senate on Tuesday. The bill is being promoted by its sponsors for being ahead of the curve nationwide and welcomed by the burgeoning industry.
Denver cloud-services manager Hosting.com Inc. said today it has acquired Stelligent Systems LLC in a move to expand its offerings to users of Amazon.com Inc.'s Amazon Web Services (AWC) cloud. Reston, Virginia-based Stelligent advises AWC users on developing software and speeding up its delivery through a suite of services known as DevOps (software development and operations) automation.
CenturyLink Inc. today named new executives to run its Colorado and multi-state regional operations, filling positions opened by the retirement of two officials. The Monroe, Louisiana-based telecom (NYSE: CTL) appointed Matt Rotter to be regional president overseeing its operations and financial functions in Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico.
Colorado employers added 7,900 jobs to their payrolls in January, while the state's unemployment estimate edged down a tenth of a percentage point, to 2.9 percent, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment reported today. That's the lowest unemployment rate for the state since it stood at 2.8 percent in February 2001, state officials said.
Colorado was the test ground last fall for the world’s first commercial delivery via a driverless 18-wheeler that hauled a load of Budweiser beer down I-25.
Construction began Tuesday on a multidisciplinary space aimed to help Regis University’s business school train students to think critically, creatively and in a way that’s applicable to business needs a decade from now. The private Jesuit school plans to open the Gronowski Innovation Incubator Lab on May 1.
DENVER - On March 16, a record-breaking 65-plus top Colorado tech executives across diverse industries will volunteer their time to propel business in the state and raise funds for Colorado Technology Association’s year-long work to advance Colorado’s tech industry and workforce.
Blue Star Recyclers, a store that specializes in selling scrap craft materials, and the catering director of the Springs Rescue Mission received the first Prism Awards to honor social impact businesses Friday from the Better Business Bureau of Southern Colorado.
Zayo Group Holdings Inc. said today it has closed on its $1.42 billion cash acquisition of Electric Lightwave, a Washington state fiber network provider serving 35 western U.S. markets.
FORT COLLINS ndash; CSU Ventures, the technology transfer and commercialization arm of Colorado State University, is seeking abstracts from graduate and post-doctoral students for the fifth annual...
A Denver aerospace startup formed to make small satellites will house its manufacturing and satellite operations center in a new building scheduled to open in July on the campus of Metropolitan State University of Denver. York Space Systems and MSU Denver (also known as Metro State) announced the partnership Tuesday.