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Lauren February 17, 2021
The pandemic has accelerated a number of future-of-work trends, ones with the potential to displace 100 million workers around the world, according to a new McKinsey Global Institute report.
Lauren February 17, 2021
Fronted is a fintech startup in the residential rental market, offering a loan-for-deposit product targeted at the 60% of renters in the UK who have no savings.
Lauren February 17, 2021
Office is the biggest question mark in commercial real estate. Most office-using companies are still operating remotely through the pandemic, and many are considering long-term or permanent remote work policies. This has some landlords 
Lauren February 17, 2021
As companies begin to return to business as usual, there’s one thing that’s changed for good: the office itself. With cyclical closures, a spike in remote work, and a major shift in what makes people feel safe in the workplace, running an office presents a new set of...
Lauren February 17, 2021
A mere 6% of landlords completely trust data sources, a number that’s particularly concerning as COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc on markets, according to a new report from VTS released this week.
Lauren February 17, 2021

India said on Monday local firms will no longer need a license or other permission to collect, generate, store and share geospatial data of the country, bringing sweeping changes to its earlier stance that it admitted hindered innovation.

Lauren February 17, 2021
Rivian Automotive Inc., the electric-vehicle maker backed by Amazon.com Inc., is scouting locations in Europe to build a new factory, according to people familiar with the matter.
Lauren February 17, 2021
In a regulatory filing Tuesday, SilverSPAC Inc. said it intends to raise $250 million for a blank-check firm that aims to take a proptech firm public. In addition, SilverSPAC will target fintech startups and enterprise tech companies that have real estate applications.
Lauren February 16, 2021
Covid-19 has brought new kinds of technology into our lives but which will remain beyond the pandemic? Read more from Smart Cities World.
Lauren February 16, 2021
Israeli cyber security startup CYE raised $100 million from EQT Partners and 83North to grow sales in the U.S. and Western Europe. CYE doubled sales last year and is already profitable, Chief Executive Officer Reuven Aronashvili said in an interview. CYE is now targeting revenue growth of 300% to 400% a year, he said.