Shipwell, the software platform for managing trucking logistics, has raised $35 million and is expanding its suite of services to become a full-service hub for logistics management.
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Yesterday, in addressing nervous WeWork employees at an all-hands, the company’s new chairman, SoftBank executive Marcelo Claure, told those gathered that their days of worrying are over,
Wander has reimaged the internet-service business, and now it is opening up shop in L.A. The Internet provider has made a name for itself by offering high-speed Internet service for $25 per month without a contract commitment. The business model is based on providing only the speeds that residents use, which is typically 50 Mbps per year or less.
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That’s led to an uneven rollout of increasingly available smart-building technology as the field of vendors — and the growing pains associated with installing the tech — outpace landlords’ and developers’ abilities to adopt computer-driven building systems, according to panelists at Commercial Observer’s Building Technology Forum in Midtown on Wednesday morning.
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Financial solutions provider Geneva Management Group (GMG) has partnered with fellow Swiss-based blockchain developer Wecan Group and French real estate development group Capelli to launch a new blockchain-based product for the property sector.
Blueground and its new investors are banking on fast growth and a “recession resistant” model.
The luxury-rental company announced its Series B funding round raised $50 million in equity financing. The round was led by Airbnb investor Laurence Tosi’s investment firm Westcap Group and Europe-based Prime Ventures. It brings Blueground’s total equity funding to $78 million.
Lisa Picard, chief executive of Blackstone's EQ Office, outlined her view of the future of proptech and how real estate companies can put new tech to use at a presentation at a CREtech event last week.
WeWork is planning on laying off up to 4,000 employees following its funding rescue by SoftBank, according to the Financial Times.
The company employs about 15,000 people, according to