What’s it like to grow a company 1,000 percent in three years? That’s what 13 Colorado firms did to land on the annual ‘Inc. 500’ list.

SendGrid, the Boulder-based email service, has hired Paul Ford to lead marketing as the company celebrates 200 billion deliveries.

Broomfield provider of in-flight Internet service enjoys rapid growth, but class action lawsuit claims it has too much market share.

WellTok, Inc., makers of health motivation platform CaféWell, land another $22 million in funding from IBM, Qualcomm and other investors.

Last year's APEX Challenge winners near the finish line to deliver new sprinkler controller. Read our mid-term update report.

October had some sweet Halloween treats for several Colorado tech companies that raised a combined $21 million of fresh funding last month.

Shatter Buggy, the Denver-based house call iDevice repair service, adds Minneapolis franchise in quest for Midwest market.

To cope with an “explosion in sales,” Aleph Objects, Inc., has moved into a new building in Loveland to produce its 3-D desktop printers.

With new funding and a new online platform, this Boulder firm is becoming the go-to destination in the emerging influencer marketing arena.

After a rough couple of years, Denver's Rivet Software begins to rebuild after the death of founder Mike Rohan. Read the full company saga ...