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Honest Buildings hosted our annual Catalyst Conference alongside partner Convene for two days in lower Manhattan in May 2019.
CREtech’s Michael Beckerman eschewed the title emcee in favor of “host....
Two years ago, New York-based investor Heather Hartnett sent me a note about a new trend she had noticed in venture capital. The founding partner ofHuman Ventures, Hartnett had spotted the rise of “Platform” at venture capital firms — positions that sp...
A US real estate investment firm is counting on artificial intelligence for an edge in scoping out suitable property purchases, but it isn’t planning on surrendering complete control to the machines.
Skyline AI, based in New York, scrapes data from public and less conventional sources to feed its predictive model as it seeks signals in target assets. The firm’s co-founder and chief technolo...
The micromobility revolution is in full swing, and startups are vying for a piece of the bike and scooter market. We dive into what micromobility looks like around the world, leaders across the space, and obstacles that these transportation solutions may face.
At Google’s annual I/O conference today, the company dropped a surprising bit of branding news: The Nest name will now be applied to Google’s Home devices. Rick Osterloh, senior vice president who oversees hardware at Google, explained onstage that the Google Home Hub is now renamed the Nest Hub.
“Over the past year, we’ve brought the Nest and Google teams toge...
By Pete Flint, Managing Partner, NFX & Founder, Trulia
Hotels are convenient but rarely homey. Short-term rentals through Airbnb or HomeAway are often comfy but can be a pain to book and check-in. Business travelers often have to pick the best of two lousy options.
The company, Lyri...
