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World's first NFT “digital house” sells for over $500K. Krista Kim's “Mars House,” a non-fungible token of a virtual home, sold for Ethereum
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A/O PropTech has raised a €250m evergreen fund to invest in tech companies transforming European real estate and Greg Dewerpe, its founder, is joined by Cem Savas, who heads up one its portfolio firms, Plentif...
At first, it was just the Silicon Valley tech giants embracing remote work forever. Now, firms in other industries are jumping on board. Driving the news: The Ford Motor Company is offering permanent telework as an option to all of its white-collar workers who are able to complete the tasks of their jobs remotely. That's about 30,000 of its 186,000 employees,
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Modiv Acquisition Corp. (“MAC SPAC”) today announced the launch of its initial public offering of 10,000,000 Units. MAC SPAC has applied to have its Units approved for listing on the NYSE American under the symbol “MACS.U.” Each Unit will consist of one share of MAC SPAC’s common stock and ...
Pop-up hotel and hospitality operator WhyHotel Inc. is official launching in two more locations — but plans to expand dramatically in 2021, its CEO says. ... While the spread of Covid-19 wrought havoc among the hospitality industry, WhyHotel's pop-ups maintained 85% occupancy during the pandemic, he stressed.
Residential brokerage Compass took another step toward becoming a publicly traded company Tuesday, declaring it intends to sell common stock at a share price of between $23 and $26. The New York City-headquartered company will offer 36 mill...
Companies such as WeWork—which is in talks to go public, The Wall Street Journal reported in January—and Regus
