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coronavirus shut down much of the world, but business leaders say they expect problems to remain even as countries start to reopen their economies.
Companies have spent much of 2020 racing to shore up supply chains as the
In a city like San Francisco, there are generally two options when it comes to apartment rentals: Go for the expensive, luxury high-rise buildings or spin the Craigslist roulette, with the risk of ending up in someone’s living room. In 2016,
challenges that the real estate industry is confronting, every startup in our industry ...
The most important advice I can give a startup today… Drop the terms “Proptech Startup” from your vocabulary! Of course, given the state of the economy, dry funding climate and the
Have I already had COVID-19 exposure? Am I now immune?
Bridgewater, NJ, April 17th, 2020: BackToWork Solutions has launched a high-volume employee antibody testing process to enable employers to provide their employees a potential path to reclaim their lives and return back to work.
Testing for immunity is making rapid prog...
U.S. companies rely on Mexican manufacturers for goods ranging from automotive and aerospace parts, to avocados and other produce, to electronics and furniture. But the trucking system that transports these things across the border relies on an inefficient mix of paper, phone calls, faxes and too many stakeholders who drive up costs.
Instacart Inc. more than doubled the number of people who pick and deliver groceries to customers over the last few weeks and said it will add an additional 250,000 in the next two months, a response to unprecedented demand for the service.
Built world and real estate industry experts come together to share actionable advice on what the new normal might look like and how we can prepare for a post-Covid compliant world.
Blackstone Group Inc.’s first-quarter results were hit hard by the coronavirus-led market selloff, and the firm’s president, Jonathan Gray, said he sees the economic recovery taking some time to gain steam.
Zoom Video Communications Inc. has been lambasted for its security flaws, but the backlash hasn’t slowed growth. The company reported a 50% surge in use of the online meeting application in the past three weeks.