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“I’LL TEXT YOU,” said the salesman at the Celine store in the Woodbury Commons Outlet Mall in Central Valley, N.Y., this September after I inquired about incoming merchandise. And text he did, whenever he had insider information about new arrivals or markd...
Autodesk’s construction software business is getting its second acquisition-fueled jolt of the past few weeks. The company announced on Thursday that it is acquiring startup BuildingConnected for $275 million.
The acquisition of BuildingConnected comes exactly one month after Autodesk announced plans to acquire PlanGrid, another construction tech startup, for ...
Construction technology is advancing every day, presenting contractors with more tools to meet their long-term growth and efficiency goals. Even if the labor shortage isn’t letting up, AI analytics, drone hardware-software combinations, independently operated robots and other technologies are allowing the industry to do more with less.
As the year comes to a close, we're taking a look back at...
SCOTTSDALE, AZ—Innovation in healthcare technology has changed the rules of the game for hospitals and healthcare centers. It has and continues to do so. As in other industries, healthcare will be disrupted by advancements in technology like telemedicine and virtualized care programs, which are already rising in popularity with patients. But how will it impact brick-and-mortar space?
Founded in 1990 by CEO Bahram Akradi, Minnesota-based Life Time used to be known as a premier health club that operated large gyms mainly in affluent suburbs in Midwestern and Southern states. Its success was memorialized in 2015 when two leading private equity firms, Leonard Green & Partners and TPG Capital, led a $4-billion deal to take the company private. But rather than retire or move on ...
It’s been a busy year for our team here at Truss!
We launched in new markets, expanded into retail and industrial and picked up a few awards along the way. We also took some time for team building. Here's everything we accomplished in 2018.
WeWork's relentless pursuit of world domination in the office real estate industry has bothered some big names, but it doesn't look to be slowing down anytime soon.
The coworking industry leader has launched an investment fund called ARK focused on acquiring properties, Bloomberg reports, citing anonymous sources. ARK has not been publicly announced, but WeWork has been ramping up its involvem...