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James, a former vice president at Realtor.com where she managed the site’s New York City market strategy for five years, was also part of Trulia’s founding team. She replaces REBNY’s former RLS chief, John Canniffe, who
The world stooped into convenience mode in 2020 and food delivery was the beneficiary. Takeout and delivery as a percentage of restaurant sales has skyrocketed as a result of COVID-19 and that trend continues to grow. COVID catalyzed the trend to the point that since February,
Suffolk Capital–Technology announces inaugural four-week program
to help tech startups solve industry challenges, expand networks and showcase solutions
BOSTON, MA, September 9, 2020 — Suffolk Capital-Technology (“Suffolk Tech”), the technology investment arm of innovative construction enterprise Suffolk, announced the launch of its “Boost” program for star...
Today, Microsoft is joining Allianz, Amazon and S&P Global in announcing plans to launch the Climate Finance Foundation, a new initiative led by the Linux Foundation to build the
A new group of U.S. companies is pledging to add a Black director to their boards within the next year in a bid to diversify and help accelerate more inclusion in corporate America.
The shared-office giant’s CFO Kimberly Ross, who took the position in March, will be stepping down at the end of this month, WeWork announced Wednesday. The company said Ross, a 25-year veteran of the corporate finance world, is leaving “for personal reasons.”
Andy Florance netted nearly $20.5 million from selling stock in his D.C.-based commercial real estate data company across a two-day period last week, according to a federal filing.
CoStar Group Inc. CEO
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Even as the coronavirus pandemic appears to recede in New York, corporations have been reluctant to call their workers back to their skyscrapers and are showing even more hesitation about committing to the city long term.