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A hybrid workforce is typically described as having both in-house and remote talent. The assumption is that productivity and communication tools are the foundation of this new world of work, but connecting distributed teams and building collaborative thought requires a much deeper e...
Locus, a startup that uses AI to help businesses map out their logistics, said on Wednesday it has raised $50 million in a new financing round as it looks to expand its presence. The new round, a Series C, was led by Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC. Qualcomm Ventures and existing investors Tiger Global Management and Falcon Edge also participated in the round, whi...
“As traditional commercial real estate investors that invested in multifamily as their key strategy have moved into single-family rental, we’re seeing the market flooded with institutional capital,” Brien said. He acknowledged that dynamic will make it more competitive for Mynd to find properties, but touted its data-driven technology as better enabling it to make offers a...
The rapid proliferation of special-purpose acquisition companies that began last year and peaked early this year seems to have
Musings over the “death of office” post-COVID-19 are likely overblown—at least according to a panel of experts convened by Trepp recently to discuss the sector’s path forward. Instead, office employment will likely pick up while office use moderates, achieving a balancing effect, said Glenn Mueller, a professor at the University of...
Commercial real-estate advisory firm Newmark Group Inc. said it has named technology industry veteran Sridhar Potineni as its chief information officer with a mandate to streamline systems and develop new products and services.
Home services marketplace Urban Company said on Wednesday it has raised $255 million in a new financing round and confirmed a valuation of $2.1 billion, joining over a dozen other startups in India that have earned the unicorn status this year.
Fixflo, the property repairs and maintenance platform, has been sold to German property software company Aareon AG in what CEO Rajeev Nayyar called “the next exciting phase” for the business.
Manhattan is no longer the biggest hotspot for foreign investors snapping up commercial real estate in the US, according to a