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Airbnb said Wednesday that it confidentially submitted paperwork to the Securities and Exchange Commission to go public. Why it matters per Axios' Dan Primack: Airbnb had been
Nimbus Therapeutics used to cater lunch for its entire staff three times a week at its Cambridge, Mass., headquarters—a hip place where the taxidermied office moose has its own Instagram account. Employees got plenty of branded swag, and enjoyed perks such as company-paid spa treatments.
Mall owner Simon Property Group is pursuing an unorthodox business strategy, smashing the foundation of the traditional industry model on the one hand while trying to glue certain elements of it back together with the other. Simon has been in talks with Amazon.com
Commercial real estate brokers and market experts believe the coronavirus has fundamentally shifted the leasing market to unfamiliar territory, and it is time to begin thinking about creative ways to reposition retail, restaurant, hotel and office properties that are at risk of losing tenants permanently.
Breaking into Silicon Valley has become an even taller order for first-time entrepreneurs during the coronavirus pandemic. Seed financing—the earliest stage of startup investing and the start of many technology success stories—has borne the brunt of the pandemic’s hit on the venture-capital sector, data shows. While established startups and entrepreneurs have been able to tap investors to ke...
Workers are returning to the UK’s flexible offices more slowly than in other European countries, new data shows. Building occupancy in UK flexible offices is just 23%, according to survey data from Workthere, the flexible office advisory division of Savills. That compares to 35% in Spain, 43% in Ireland, 55% in Germany and 57% in the Netherlands. The survey looked at the proportion of people tu...
The developer has chosen Equiem as its partner to deliver a digital tenant engagement app across its mixed-use London campuses. Broadgate, one of London’s largest pedestrianised neighbourhoods, will be the first British Land campus to benefit from the partnership. Over 26,000 people are based at the campus, which attracts more than 19 million visitors each year. The app is designed to help peopl...
News of the company’s interest in the property broke last year, a few months before Facebook announced it was taking 1.5 million square feet of office space in three Hudson Yards buildings on Manhattan’s Far West Side.
Jon Dishotsky, Starcity’s CEO said about the partnership, “We’re thrilled to partner with Greystar to introduce our experience platform to Greystar residents. Through technology, event programming, and nurturing resident relationships, Starcity’s experience platform has consistently demonstrated increased resident retention and industry-leading resident satisfaction.”
To carry on with its mission-driven work, the Atlanta-based company closed on a Series A funding totaling $10 million on Wednesday. PadSplit brought in $5.7 million back in April and is pairing it with $4.3 million in new funds, founder and CEO Att...