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The new coronavirus pandemic is deepening a national digital divide, amplifying gains for businesses that cater to customers online, while businesses reliant on more traditional models fight for survival.
SoftBank Group Corp. is scrapping an agreement to spend $3 billion to buy WeWork stock from former Chief Executive Officer Adam Neumann and othe...
Hear from some of the most insightful and prolific industry investors as they discuss their perspectives on the impact the pandemic and changing economy will have on real estate tech. Moderated by the esteemed Steve Weikal of MIT Center For Real Estate, this panel is a must watch for everyone interested about the future of the global real estate tech industry.
SEATTLE—Microsoft mixed reality partner Altoura is providing free licenses for its virtual/augmented reality (VR/AR) training and collaboration software for use in finding a COVID-19 vaccine or making healthcare supplies. The startup joins the ranks of US companies big and small that are jumping to respond to the challenge, says Jamie Fleming, CEO of Seattle-based Altoura.
We are undoubtedly experiencing a unique moment in time. There’s so much happening so fast, but, most importantly, I hope you and your families are all staying safe and healthy. We’re receiving a lot of information about what’s going on under these circumstances. And, while I’m sure you’re being flooded with emails, the team at
LONDON, March 31, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- MRI Software, a global leader in real estate software solutions, announces the acquisition of
All the intangibles revealed during commercial property tours, like a building's patina or its interior design, or how it just feels to walk into the lobby, help landlords win over potential tenants.
In the face of plummeting booking requests due to shelter-at-home orders, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky is pulling out all the stops to help the company weather a drop in revenue and avoid layoffs.
