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Amazon has announced a major expansion of its package pickup service in the U.S. Counter, as the service is known, allows Amazon customers to select a third-party location to have their parcel sent to, which may be convenient for those unable to receive a package at their home address. Retailers signing up to allow their venues to be used...

CoStar Group's legal battle with Xceligent appeared to fade when its competitor shut down nearly two years ago, but new documents show the dispute has continued behind the scenes, and CoStar just won a major victory. CoStar and Xceligent's court-appointed bankruptcy trustee filed a proposed judgment in Delaware Bankruptcy Court Tuesday, finding Xceligent liable for $500M in damages for ste...

WeWork said it was going to transform the market for office space, reinvent the way people work and elevate the world’s consciousness. But in recent weeks, the brutal reality beneath the lofty visions has emerged.

After failing to go public, the company was running out of money fast and needed a bailout. On Tuesday, WeWork’s la...

Soho House has opened its second Asian clubhouse, this time in Hong Kong – and it includes the brand’s SohoWorks coworking concept. The Sheung Wan-based House will be the first outside of London to host the shared workspace, which will open next year. The clubhouse has already thrown open its doors in the meanwhile, and it continues the famil...

DALLAS—Artificial intelligence and automation are familiar buzzwords in the multifamily industry, but tech implementation is hardly widespread. That is starting to shift, as multifamily organizations are using the concepts not only to boost smart-home technology efforts, but also assist prospects and recruit/retain high-performance associates.

...and the creation and need for personal workspaces in airports.

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Disperse, a London-based startup that helps construction companies automatically capture and process visual data from construction sites, has raised $15 million in a series A round of funding from Northzone, with participation from Revolt Ventures, Kindred, and Frontline.

If the idea of putting on a VR headset and walking with your vision obstructed through a real city sounds suicidal, that’s just because the technology hasn’t yet caught up with its potential — at least, that’s what researchers from Microsoft believe. A newly released video of DreamWalker shows how the company