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It has been a fast ride for Mexico City-based startup Grin Inc., which wants to bring shared electric scooters to market throughout Latin America.
Grin incorporated in April and launched its operations in July while at the Silicon Valley startup boot camp Y Combinator, where investors swooped in to give it a $20 million check. By October, it had raised $25 million more.
SAN FRANCISCO—In stealth development since 2016, Placer.ai has been working to perfect retail foot traffic data collection, modeling and application to solve numerous business challenges. This analytics platform applies artificial intelligence, machine learning and big data analytics to generate accurate insights and behavioral predictions for any location, store or geographic area.
Founded by Industry Insider John Helm, Firm Unveils its First $108 Million Fund, Initial Investments and LP Ecosystem Representing Nearly One Million Rental Units
Park City, UT – November 13, 2018 –Real Estate Technology Ventures (RET Ventures),an industry-backed early stage venture capi...
So-called “clicks-to-bricks” retailers are set to open 850 stores over the next five years, according to JLL research.
“Everyone is saying that physical retail is dying, but online brands are opening at a pretty fast and aggressive rate,” says Taylor Coyne, Research Manager of Retail for JLL. “It’s interesting to see that happen in the face of all the doomsday scenarios.”
Autonomous vehicles are poised to dramatically change cities' roads, from congestion to safety to commuting patterns, but developers think the innovation will also have a profound impact on the types of buildings that can be constructed.
Los Angeles remains a hotbed of coworking operators with four major players on the verge of signing leases for space in Downtown Los Angeles by the end of the year, according to a source familiar with the transactions.
The largest of the pending deals is a 150,000-square-foot deal with WeWork at The Western Pacific building at...
For Stephane De Baets, placing a percentage of the St. Regis Aspen luxury resort on the blockchain is an experimental gamble into the future.
“We wanted to be one of the first to go through the motions because you learn so much,” De Baets said. “We see [blockchain] as an opportunity if you do it right.”
It is always risky to walk out on the bleeding edge of a new trend — and blockc...
