Colorado Sun: How Colorado startups attracted $6.8 billion in venture investments last year

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When 2-year-old Project Canary started out for a second round of funding, the startup was inundated by investors wanting to get in on the Denver company’s potential growth. CEO Chris Romer credits the $111 million funding tsunami to the convergence of four massive waves.

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