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Last year was monumental for sustainable finance. Some $700bn of green, social and sustainable bonds were issued in 2020, nearly doubling 2019’s $358bn, according to the Climate Bonds Initiative. These instruments are re-aligning both lenders’ and borrowers’ priorities across industries, funding projects focused on sustainability in some form.
Travis Putnam of Navitas Capital opens up about the importance of being able to make mistakes, and how he assesses the value and potential of startups.
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Zoom Video Communications Inc. has teamed up with a maker of office phone booths to create a videoconferencing pod for offices, as part of its strategy to remain useful as workers begin to trickle back to the workplace.
Rising Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations dashed hopes of a robust return to the office<...
CREtech, the world’s leading community of professionals devoted to technological innovation in the real estate sector, has announced Global Head of Sustainability Services & ESG at JLL and Vice President at the British Property Federation, Guy Grainger, as keynote speaker to close the Climate Symposium of CREtech London, this October 27-28. Formally kno...
New York, NY (September 16, 2021) — CREtech, the world’s leading community of professionals devoted to technological innovation in the real estate sector, has announced SEC Newgate as CREtech’s official Media Relations Partner for the
Fast-growing real estate tech company Sellers Shield has raised $15 million to break into new markets across the country.
Funnel Leasing, the renter-centric leasing platform, today announced the hiring of two PropTech vet...
Ian Solomon is just 24, but he has already faced some of the most severe consequences of climate change — from fires to floods.
Last year, sharing a house with four friends in Compton, California, he remembers struggling to breathe as wildfires turned the sky red and ashes fell around him. His sinuses constantly inflamed, he left before th...