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The Covid-19 pandemic has supercharged the role of chief information officers, accelerating a shift from backroom technicians to front-office decisionmakers, as companies’ operations are increasingly shaped by technology.
The Collective, the co-living company with ambitions to build a 100,000-unit portfolio, is in line to be broken up by its lenders after falling into administration because it could not meet its liabilities.
The London-based company with a transatlantic portfolio co...
From more cost-effective designs to affordable workspace management, Sidewalk Labs is building up a suite of tools to make developers’ lives easier – and greener.
“What we do is develop products and places to radically improve quality of life in cities for all,” says Jesse Shapins, senior director of urban development at Sidewalk Labs, the urban innovation arm of Google’s parent compa...
Travis Putnam of Navitas Capital discusses differentiating factors he sees in successful startups and founders, and why he believes it is so important to stay open to making mistakes.
Procore Technologies, Inc., (NYSE: PCOR), a leading provider of construction management software, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Levelset. This acquisition will add lien rights management to the Procore platform, enabling Procore to manage complex compliance workflows and improve the payment process in c...
Compass said it’s acquiring a Colorado title and escrow company, expanding its reach into eight states just one week after buying a firm in Texas.
New York, NY (September 23, 2021) — CREtech, the world’s leading community of professionals devoted to technological innovation in the real estate sector, releases agenda to their in-person real estate technology conference, CREtech London, taking place this 27 & 28 October.
The conference is anticipated to bring together over 1,000 of the world’s ...
Tapping into demand for flexible accommodation, JLL has launched a short-term rental service to compete with Airbnb and Booking.com.
Google said it is buying a Manhattan office building for $2.1 billion, one of the clearest signals yet of big technology companies’ growing appetite for office space, even as these firms ...
Some companies front buyers the cash to buy homes outright; others buy houses directly on a buyer’s behalf and then sell them to the buyer.