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Electric vehicle and greentech companies have proven to be the sweethearts of the SPAC universe thus far when it comes to merger targets, but the question remains: where could they look next?
Once on death's door, suburban shopping malls are getting a second chance at life as coronavirus pandemic-fatigued shoppers return in search of retail therapy.
In this report, we explore how leaders in commercial real estate can go beyond room bookings to create a thriving flexible workspace offering that keeps customers coming back.
Proptech Lab, a community of innovators in the real estate value chain, has announced the second edition of its Relevation conference to take place on June 23—24. The online event is expected to double in size from the 2020 gathering, bringing together over 400 startup founders looking for funding, more than 200 VCs working in the field, and some 50 li...
A new survey of C-suite data, IT, and senior tech executives finds that just 13% of organizations are delivering on their data strategy. The report, which was based on a survey of 351 respondents at organizations earning $1 billion or more in annual revenue, found that machine learning’s business impact is limited largely by challenges in managing its end-to-end lifecycle.
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There’s no doubt this past year has been a major watershed moment for the robotics industry. Warehouse and logistics have been a particular target for an automation push, as companies have worked to keep the lights on amidst stay at home orders and other labor shortages.
Chris Rising, Founder of Rising Realty Partners examines the challenges that come with adopting new technology, as well as the future of the office.
Canvas, a San Francisco-based construction robotics company that focuses on drywall installation, announced today that it has raised a $24 million Series B. The round is led by Menlo Ventures, and will be used to expand the startup’s fleet of robots and develop new applications for its technology.
Commercial real estate firms Cushman & Wakefield, JLL and DivcoWest are betting on a “tenant experience” startup to help get workers back to their offices.