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Work is no longer where you are, but what you do, for yet another of the world’s biggest office occupiers. Japan’s
Office workers around the world are being told they can work from home forever. But that doesn't mean they should. Why it matters: Even though work is possible from anywhere, most companies are sticky, and they will hold onto their in-person cultures. That means those who stay home might be out of sight and out of mind when it comes to promotions and other opportunities.
Join David Eisenberg for Part 3 of A Disciplined Approach to Bold New Tech where he discusses what areas of real estate tech that currently excite him the most, the areas of the business that are not currently being addressed that he thinks will have the most potential in the near future, and what he could see himself doing if he were not running a Venture Capital firm.
For most Americans, health coverage is tied to their employment. That means millions of people are uninsured or underinsured—especially during a pandemic that has seen 6 million people directly lose their employer-based coverage...
SPAC mania has lit a fire in the proptech world. Insiders explain why they're a great match and what risks lie ahead. Alex Nicoll. 4 hours ago. The letter F. An
A digital twin technology is one that creates a virtual replication of a real-world entity, like a plane, manufacturing plant, or supply chain. Manufacturing companies have increasingly used digital twin technologies to accelerate digital transformation initiatives for product d...
Blackstone Group Inc. and Starwood Capital Group have agreed to acquire hotel owner and operator Extended Stay America Inc. for $6 billion, a bet that a rare bright spot for the lodging industry during Covid-19 can shine brighter as the U.S. e...
A recent CBRE report found that demand is strong, and preleasing suggests 2021 a sustained surge, CNBC reported. Data centers — essentially large warehouses filled with computing and data storage systems — are measured in power instead of square footage.
In this series, Bisnow highlights people and companies pushing the commercial real estate industry forward in myriad ways. Click here to read Q&As with all the innovators Bisnow has interviewed so far. The coronavirus pandemic has been referred to as the ...