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Vertical agriculture company Plenty Inc. has an unusual selling point: Its crops of arugula, kale and microgreens are grown in an indoor farm run by robots. That hasn’t always been a winning proposition. Two years ago, the company had to scale back an ambitious international expansion plan, realizing it wasn’t ready to bear the cost of pricey new markets despite having taken more than $200 ...
COVID-19 has shown that for many office workers, remote work is feasible or even preferable to the daily office commute. Even as lockdowns are slowly eased, as many as
After months of doing their jobs from home, many executives and employees say all those hours in the sky and nights away from home may not be necessary going forward. Turns out, one-meeting trips to see a client face to face can be handled just as effectively via videoconference. Some executives plan to hold meetings with their lieutenants by video call from now on. In sales, there are professiona...
The coronavirus pandemic is still hitting startup valuations hard, but the pain was less acute in April than in March, according to a new report from Silicon Valley law firm Fenwick & West.
Hoteliers are seeing new demand — and revenue-generating opportunities — from remote workers who don’t necessarily want to work from home, and executives say this business might have staying power. Pre-pandemic, many hotels offered daytime rates for guestrooms and other services to corporate travelers seeking short-term stays — on flight layovers, for example. A somewhat new demand for tha...
London – 8 June, 2020 – MRI Software, a global leader in real estate software solutions, has completed its acquisition of Castleton Technology Plc, a leading provider of ...
Corigin Ventures and Brick & Mortar Ventures co-led the financing, which also included participation from industry giant Suffolk Construction and
COVID-19 has had an immediate impact on almost every industry. Almost overnight, consumers and professionals alike have rapidly adopted new technologies and tools to communicate, transact, work and live. The real estate industry is no exception, but probably not how you’d think.
Haus Services, Inc., a San Francisco, CA-based real estate co-investor offering liquidity and affordability to homeowners, closed a $15.75M Series A funding round. The round was led by BlueRun Ventures, joined by Assurant Growth Investing, Leap Global Partners, Correlation Ventures, and H.Barton Asset Management, as well as existing investors Expa, M...