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Scott Rechler is the CEO of RXR Realty, served on the Board of Directors for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, served as Vice Chairman of Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and is Chairman of the Regional Plan Association.
Lemonade is launching its renters insurance in France. This is the company’s third European launch after the Netherlands and Germany. Originally from the U.S., Lemonade is now a public company with a current market capitalization close to $4 billion.
Airbnb has bumped up its initial public offering price range, targeting a $42 billion valuation. The company has set an increased price range of between $56 and $60 per share, up from $44 to $50.
Uber, which spent hundreds of millions of dollars on a self-driving car project that executives once believed was a key to becoming profitable, is handing the autonomous vehicle effort over to a Silicon Valley start-up, the companies said on Monday.
Lettuce celebrate the rise of indoor agriculture. In the past few months AppHarvest, a developer of greenhouse tomato farms went public through a special purpose acquisition vehicle, vertical farming giant Plenty raised $140 million, and now Gotham Greens, which is developing its own network of greenhouses, is announcing the close of $87 million in new funding.
EQ Office's new project features best-in-class technology using the Rise Buildings mobile app integrating Openpath's mobile and cloud access control which provides tenants with touchless entry to various points around the campus as well as highly customizable real-time updates.
As data centers prioritize cleaner power, major tech firms are landing in what might seem like unlikely locations. Over the past few years, Google and Facebook have nestled into cities in the Tennessee Valley at ideal sites for data center development.
Jennifer Daly, 42, knew going back to the office would mean masks and hand sanitizer. She hadn’t known it would mean a growling stomach, too. After months of working from home, Ms. Daly craved a return to normalcy.
With perhaps half of all employees working from home, California offices are sparsely populated these days. As a result, vacancies are rising, new leases are dropping and some companies are putting some of their unused square footage on the market for sublease, commercial real estate brokerage CBRE reported.
French startup Luko has raised a $60 million Series B funding round (€50 million). The round is led by EQT Ventures, with existing investors Accel, Founders Fund and Speedinvest also participating. Some angel investors with a background in insurance and technology are also investing in the startup, such as Assaf Wand, the co-founder of Hippo Insurance.