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During 2021, large firms – both listed and private – will come under increasing pressure to disclose investment grade ESG data to financial investors, regulators and lenders. But few firms have the ESG management committee and data governance in place to make this happen let alone the software systems.
Reliance on out-dated software applications designed to facilitate voluntary sustainabili...
But, instead of building houses, or trucks, or rocket ships, they had formed the colorful tiles into makeshift laptops. They were playing Zoom school. After some negotiation over who got to play the teacher, the five-year-old began goofing off in front of his Magna-Tile screen, and his three-year-old sister threatened to put him on mute.
Kristen Magni, Managing Partner of hyrUP, advises tech companies in the CRE space on what is most important to consumers, and what technology she is most excited about.
Vornado Realty Trust has priced an offering of $750 million in green bonds. The net proceeds of approximately $743 million, which is expected to close on May 24, 2021, are intended to be allocated to eligible green projects. Pending that allocation, Vornado says the net proceeds are slated to be used for the repayment of the $675 million mortgage on theMART.
Jason Crimmins, SIOR, CCIM, President of the SIOR New Jersey Chapter discusses technology, climate and the importance of innovating with Michael Beckerman, CEO of CREtech.
Construction documentation and analysis company OpenSpace grabbed $55M in a Series C funding round led by Alkeon Capital Management. Other Series C contributors include PSP Partners, GreenPoint Partners, New W...
Notorious for their massive energy requirements, data center operators began to seek alternate methods of powering the structures more than a decade ago. While companies like Google and
Bluebook Cities is looking for 2,000 people — selected based upon applications — to “settle” its charter city, according to the New York Post. The company said it is “building the city that Silicon Valley deserves.”
Rich Lesser, the chief executive officer of Boston Consulting Group, gathered with his executives Friday in the wake of the CDC’s new guidance that says vaccinated Americans no longer need to wear masks and observe social distancing in most instances.