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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.
When Sam Lurye looks at a loading dock he sees both a bottleneck in the world’s supply chain and an opportunity. The opportunity — driven by a tension between the digital and physical infrastructure at warehouse distribution centers and factories today and the push toward autonomy — prompted Lurye to found Kargo, a smart loading dock platform startup that recently ...
Faropoint CEO Adir Levitas claims his company can leverage a combination of its own data and under-development software tools to rapidly aggregate portfolios of warehouses too small for large investors to buy individually.
Within eyesight of drivers on I-5 in Federal Way, Washington, a celebrated exemplar of modernist landscape architecture and building design peeks out from a forest of evergreens. Like a skyscraper turned on its side, the building appears to be a low concrete bridge stretching across the landscape. The long horizontal tiers of its five floors are draped in ivy and overlook...
Could the surge in urban logistics investment be an example of herd mentality? Patron Capital founding pa...
AEBOV, LLC has launched as an industrial real estate brokerage start-up with a proprietary interactive property valuation method. The online-based portal is reportedly the first of its kind in the industry. “We sensed that owners wanted a more collaborative valuation process, that allows them to bring new information to light, ask thoughtful questions, and change assumptions in our models in ord...
Seattle startup Flexe raised an additional $10 million as part of its Series C funding round announced in December. Flexe CEO Karl Siebrecht said there was more inves...
Fabric, which was founded in Tel Aviv but is now headquartered in New York City, has raised $136 million in funding from venture capital, Business Insider reported. The company has partnered with retailers on last-mile distribution centers, often by repurposing former big-box stores or gyms. (FreshDirect is one of its biggest clients.)
