Brex, the corporate card built for startups, unveiled its new rewards program today.
The billion-dollar company, which announced its $125 million Series Cthree weeks ago, has partnered with Amazon W...News Archives | Page 894 of 1007 | CREtech
Real estate developers and urban planners are building out the digital infrastructure necessary to support smart cities that will allow us to leverage big data and technology.
The co-founder of Google’s deep-learning research team on the promise of a conditional basic income, the need for a skills-based education system and what CEOs don’t understand about artificial intelligence
Sentient artificial intelligence may take hundreds of years to develop, but AI is already beginning to
Rory Golod — who for two years was Compass CEO Robert Reffkin’s right-hand-man — has been tapped as general manager of the firm’s New York region.
As GM, Golod will oversee Compass’ 1,400 agents and 18 offices in New York, where the SoftBank-backed brokerage has been increasing its brick-and-mortar footprint.
Grocers are stocking their warehouses with robots and artificial intelligence to increase efficiency as competition for consumer spending on food picks up.
Robots are relatively new to the food industry, where customer interaction is common and many go...
JLL Spark, the proptech investment arm of commercial real estate services firm JLL, continues to show its support for startups with another move through its JLL Spark Global Venture Fund. The firm recently led a $1.5 million strategic investment in VergeSense, provider of an AI-Powered sensor-as-a-service plat...
When Yale Fox debuted Rentlogic in 2013, the Canadian transplant wanted to give New York City renters a resource so they never had to rent another terrible apartment from another terrible landlord ever again.
“Policy and enforcement are the best scalable ways to fix social issues,” Fox said during a local 2015 TedTalk event, “but what do you do when the other player on the field is the la...
Gen Z — the cohort that is now filling up college housing — is both frugal and social. After watching their parents struggle through the Great Recession, this generation knows the value of saving money. If that means co-living with other students, so be it.
“They are a generation that is very similar to the post-Depression generation,” GGLO Director of Campus Environments and principal ...
Flexible office providers have been on a leasing tear this year. Last quarter, WeWork added 500K SF in Manhattan, surpassing JPMorgan Chase as the biggest private office tenant in the borough, while Spaces leased around 300K SF, taking several big blocks of space off the market, according to Savills Studley.