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CREXi has expanded its leadership team with three new hires. Hans Ku joins the firm as chief product officer, Courtney Ettus joins as chief marketing officer and Bob Drury as managing director.
Ku will focus on growing the world-class product team and building winning product features and enhancements. He joins the firm from
TORONTO—Silicon Valley is invading Toronto.
Intel Corp. has announced plans to build a graphics-chip design lab in Canada’s largest city. Car-hailing service Uber Technologies Inc. will be opening an engineering hub. Google’s par...
Home-sharing company Airbnb Inc.’s most-recent financial data shows its strong cash position and a first-quarter growth rate above 30%, both key metrics that will draw investors as the startup positions itself to go public next year.
The San Francisco-based travel company had about $3.5 billion in cash on its balance sheet as of March 31, according to multiple people familiar with Airbnb’s ...
Ikea’s smart home investments to date have been smart but scattered – now the Swedish home goods brand says it’s going to amp up its smart home bets with a brand new dedicated business unit.
The company’s smart home endeavors began in 2012, and focused on wireless charging and smart lighting. It’s iterated in both areas since, developing self-installed inte...
The bill that has radically reformed New York City’s rent laws impacting rent regulated and rent stabilized housing was signed by Governor Cuomo on Friday, June 14, 2019. The Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 reportedly marks the first time in decades that major reforms to the rent laws have be...
United Parcel Service Inc. ’s venture-capital division, UPS Ventures, has acquired a minority stake in self-driving trucking startup TuSimple Inc., signaling the delivery company’s continued push into autonomous driving.
In addition, UPS will expand a partnership it began with TuSimple earlier in March ...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said AI would drive long-term demand because it is the “single most powerful force of our time.”
Upfront Ventures, the 23-year-old, LA-based venture capital firm, is gearing up for far more deal-making.
In addition to filing paperwork with the SEC this summer to raise its third growth-stage inve...
WeWork’s future as a public company collided headlong this week with investors’ biggest concern: What happens in a downturn?
Nine hours after the co-working company filed its IPO prospectus, the Dow plunged 800 points on Wednesday. With a possible recession looming, WeWork’s parent, the We Company, disclosed that over the next 15 years, it has $47 billion in lease commitments. That’s th...
