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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Walmart Inc. Chief Technology Officer Jeremy King is leaving the company, according to an internal company memo, even as the retailer races to transform its e-commerce business and close the gap with rival Amazon.com Inc.
King, who joined the company in 2011, led a revamp of Walmart’s U.S. e-commerce technology platform by making it faster, more competitive and customer...
“Hey, Agent X, schedule an open house.”
Realogy has debuted a new set of technology tools for agents, including a voice-activated artificial intelligence assistant called “Agent X” that will run through Amazon’s Alexa platform, and a “Social Ad Engine” designed in collaboration with Facebook, according to reporting from Inman.
“We’re going to shape the future of the real es...
Mobile mapping and localization technology rapidly transforms the real world into 3D digital twins
Over two days, thousands of startups, entrepreneurs, investors and commercial real estate professionals from around the world will attend the CREtech Los Angeles Conference at the historic Shrine Expo Hall. All of the major tech trends in office, industrial, retail and multifamily inc...
New York, NY – March 19, 2019: VTS, the commercial real estate industry’s leading leasing and asset management platform, was recently recognized as the ‘Tech Platform of the Year’ at the prestigious Real Estate Finance & Investment (REFI) Magazine’s 2019 Commercial Real Estate 20 Awards. This award follows a number of previo...
OJO Labs — which has developed an artificial intelligence-based assistant for the homebuying process — just raised $45 million in a Series C funding round.
The Austin-based company will use the money to expand and speed up its product development, the company said in a statement. Investors in the funding round include LiveOak Venture Partners, Realogy Holdings, Royal Bank of Canada and Nort...
WeWork continues to gobble up space in metro Denver, making it the largest user of office space in town, but not all building owners welcome the coworking behemoth with open arms.
WeWork has leased large blocks of space in a number of high-profile downtown buildings, including seven floors in Tabor Center at 16th and Lawrence streets; five floors in Wells Fargo Center, also known as the cash re...
A co-living company whose dormlike accommodations have become popular with single 20-somethings has a new customer in mind: families.
Common, which rents out furnished rooms in shared, serviced apartments, is teaming with New York real-estate developer Tishman Speyer to launch this new product on Tuesday.
Under the new brand Kin, buildings will feature playrooms, famil...
Most startups can only dream of a beginning like Openpath's. Founded in 2016 by serial entrepreneurs
After introducing itself to New York City with a major $450M co-living facility in Brooklyn, The Collective's first U.S. location will actually be in Queens.
The Collective has paid $58M to acquire The Paper Factory Hotel in Long Island City, and will spend the next few months and millions of dollars converting it into a "short-stay co-living" facility, where guests will be able to stay up to ...