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Seattle startup Vtrus has raised investment for a different kind of drone — one that’s designed to conduct precision inspections of industrial facilities.
A SEC filing published today shows a $2.9 million cash infusion for Vtrus. Renato Salas-...
Amazon may have side-stepped New York, but there’s still enough demand for the city to transform into a tech hub.
A new study shows that New York, Beijing, Tokyo and London are increasingly being looked at as places for tech innovation, and could surpass demand in Silicon Val...
For a long time, it was the norm for founders to haul their hardware to the 3000 block of Sand Hill Road, where the venture capitalists of “Silicon Valley” would be awaiting their pitches. Today, many of the investors that touted the exclusivity of “The Valley” have moved north to San Francisco, where they have bette...
WeWork Cos. chief Adam Neumann, an avid surfer, took the company jet to Hawaii over the December holidays and hit the waves with a surfing legend he admires, Laird Hamilton.
Mr. Neumann’s office-space giant had weeks earlier struck a deal with Mr. Hamilton, and announced in January that it led a $32 million investment in the pro surfer’s natural-foods business, Laird Superfood.
What is the City of 2030? What does it look like? What do we know about it?
These are questions that, as managing director of the Arcadis City of 2030 Accelerator, Powered by Techstars, I’m excited to answer. We started out with the Arcadis vi...
Latch Scales Rapidly Across the Country and Appoints Industry Veteran, Peter Weiss, As First Chief Real Estate Officer
Latch’s All-in-One Hardware and Software Solution Solves the Access Challenges Facing Building Owners, Residents, and Service Providers
Follows Expansion ...
Navitas Capital’s Managing Partner, Travis Putnam, Will Present At The Largest Conference In Commercial Real Estate Tech Sector On The West Coast In 2019
New York, NY (March 7, 2019) — CREtech<...
Forget the office ping pong table, Cherry, a startup in Y Combinator’s latest batch, wants to let employees take company perks into their own hands.
Cherry co-founders (and sisters) Gillian and Emily O’Brien say their Slackbot marketplace will let employees completely personalize the lifestyle benefits they get from the...