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Lauren March 18, 2021
This ridiculous prediction is premised on a brilliant analogy: The fax machine made it easier for people to share more written stuff, but it turned out people just didn't have anything interesting to share. Why wouldn't the Internet uncover a similar dearth of content?
Lauren March 18, 2021
Lumber, one of the biggest costs in home-building after land and labor, has never been more expensive and is more than twice the typical price for this time of year. Crude oil, a starting point for paint, drain pipe...
Lauren March 18, 2021
Security Industry Association (SIA) member Openpath is a leader in touchless, modern access control and workplace safety automation. The company is headquartered in Culver City, California, with an additional office in Fishers, Indiana.
Lauren March 18, 2021
The department store chain Nordstrom said Wednesday it will debut its “Livestream Shopping” channel, as part of its broader ambitions to delve into e-commerce livestreaming, which is already a huge phenomenon in Asia. ...
Lauren March 18, 2021
CoStar Group has become a $32B commercial real estate data giant in large part through acquisitions, but that strategy has started to hit some obstacles.  Over the last three months, CoStar has had two rare examples of high-profile acquisition pursuits falling thr...
Lauren March 18, 2021
Sonder, the well-heeled startup that rents furnished rooms by the night, plans to reopen the Flatiron Hotel in April. The hotel, at 9 West 26th Street, will ...
Lauren March 18, 2021
Rascoff, who left the CEO post at the Seattle real estate juggernaut in February 2019, is part of a group of SPAC investors that’s buying Offerpad, a 6-year-old real estate company that competes directly with Zillow G...
Lauren March 18, 2021
Carol Galante, Faculty Director at the Terner Center at UC Berkeley, shines light on the impacts of the pandemic-induced recession, how it is impacting different races and socioeconomic groups disproportionately, and how we can use technology to create long-lasting solutions.
Lauren March 17, 2021
A year after global lockdowns drove companies to adopt widespread WFH policies almost half of employed Americans are still working at home, the firm’s most recent survey shows. And while most of those surveyed reported that their work-life balance was equal to or better than it was before, Gen Z respondents were generally less-satisfied...
Lauren March 17, 2021
The badly battered lodging business is stirring to life, roused by hotel owners and investors betting that bookings will pick up when Covid-19 vaccines become widespread and more Americans itch to travel again.