News Archives | Page 773 of 1014 | CREtech

Imagine walking into a store, its shelves empty. But through an app on your phone, you could see several products virtually come to life as if you were looking through the aisles of a traditional retail store. Three-dimensional racks of clothes pop into existence. Wave your phone over another area and a computer-generated box of Tide laundry detergent appears on the floor. Wave it over a differ...

Zillow Group ZG -1.89% says it can profit from a cooling housing market, while skeptics fear a downturn could dent the company’s new business. Which side is right?...

In an all-hands meeting this afternoon, the scooter and bike-sharing phenom Lime announced co-founder and chief executive officer Toby Sun would transition out of the C-suite to focus on company culture and R&am...

Welcome to the second episode of the Goodwin Proptech Series, where Blake Liggio discusses the rise of tech-experience in the C-suites and boardrooms of real estate firms. Blake Liggio is a partner in Goodwin’s Real Estate Industry group. Mr. Liggio focuses on mergers and acquisitions, including the representation of acquirors, targets, boards of directors, transaction commit...

Workplace management and staff connectivity have transformed over the past decade. The rise of smartphones and cellular-connected tablets have made the process of tracking, recording and communicating with employees, visitors and contractors effortless. Pair this with geofencing, and you can create the workplace of the future, today. With the capability of geofencing on your side, you can ef...

Amazon.com Inc. has launched many brick-and-mortar experiments in the past few years: bookstores, grocery pickup kiosks, cashierless convenience stores. Yet none of these have shown as much promise as the e-commerce giant’s unlikely partnership with Kohl’s Corp., the very definition of an old-school retailer. Two years ago, Kohl’s agreed to let Amazon customers return packages at stores ...

Only twenty years ago, connecting to the internet meant sitting next to a desk and sorting through various cables, when downloading a photo could take ten minutes or more. Today, it seems like everything happens online – it’s where we find our friends and where elections and revolutions are won and lost. But as we spend more and more of our lives in cyberspace, the question is: what’s nex...

If you're trying to stand out in a room full of investors, a little flash doesn't hurt.

That much was clear from the group of 13 startups vying for attention from venture capitalists at the recent Entr...

WeWork Cos. doesn’t seem to quite be working for junk-bond investors. For a moment earlier this month, it looked as if its high-yield debt issued 13 months ago was going to climb back to 100 cents on the dollar, riding a wave of momentum from the company’s April 29