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Masayoshi Son, the billionaire founder of SoftBank Group Corp. 9984 0.39% , made a huge personal bet on bitcoin just as price...
Developers and landlords have for decades sought green certification to help them attain a level of sustainability that can make their buildings more efficient, and cheaper, to maintain in the long run.
Irvine and Silicon Valley, CA—Ten-X Commercial recently launched a new tool that allows commercial real estate brokers and sellers to market their portfolios online.
Artificial intelligence technology is disrupting many aspects of commercial real estate, and property management is the latest sector to see the benefits of AI tools. Property management firms report that the biggest challenges are employee-related and inhibit the growth of the business, but new technologies and AI tools attract younger talent to the sector and give...
Locus Robotics Corp. raised $26 million in a Series C funding round that will help the warehouse automation company expand the reach of its robots, which help speed up the fulfillment of e-commerce orders, into international markets.
The round increased to $66 million the funding the Wilmington, Mass.-based company has raised since the business was spun out in 2015 from Quiet Logistics Inc. The...
For prospective home buyers, touring a house traditionally entails commuting to top prospects and painstakingly documenting each room with photos, but Zillowwants to drag the process into the 21st century. To that end, the Seattle, Washington-based real estate database company today announced the debut of
Tesla expects to launch the first robotaxis as part of broader vision for an autonomous ride-sharing network in 2020, CEO
Imagine if a building could function like an iPhone. That idea struck Rudin Management’s John Gilbert III when he waited at Joe’s Pizza on 14th Street in 2009.
With Rudin building operations head Gene Boniberger at his side, Gilbert, the firm’s COO and technology chief, recalled that he pulled out his early model iPhone and said, “That stupid phone’s got ...
A high-rise condo complex under construction near Seattle’s Pike Place Market will come with an interesting perk for residents: On-demand Tesla vehicles.
Developers of The Emerald are partnering with Envoy Technologies, a Culver City, Calif. company that sets up on-demand vehicle pools for office buildings,...