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The office might not seem like an area in desperate need of disruption, but Envoy — a Silicon Valley company used to sign in over 100,000 visitors at offices across the world each day; and a TechCrunch SF office neighbor!— has raised $43 million to do just that.
Women-only co-working company The Wing will start offering child daycare services to its members.
The offering, dubbed Little Wing, will pilot at one of the firm’s five locations, Bloomberg reported.
Amazon Go is live in San Francisco.
The first San Francisco location of the cashier-less convenience store concept opened today at 300 California St. The 2,300-square-foot store is the sixth to open so far, following three locations in Amazon’s homet...
Home-flipping startup Opendoor is testing co-listing properties with agents outside the company.
The company has selected about a dozen agent teams for its “preferred agent partnership,” Inman reported. The program gives Opendoor the prospect of more deals while the agents get the company’s referral fee and chance to market its for-sale property.
Lyft, the transportation on demand company that is heading to a $15 billion IPO in 2019, is racing ahead with its autonomous vehicle plans. TechCrunch has learned that it is acquiring the London-based augmented reality startu...
Knotel, a flexible-office-space startup, has raised $60 million in a new round of funding, the latest sign that shorter and more flexible leases are growing in popularity.
The new funding deal, which closed on Tuesday, includes $50 million from Palo Alto, Calif.-based Norwest Venture Partners. The venture firm has backed startups like ride-hailing firm Uber Technologies...
SAN DIEGO—Blockchain technology has the potential to fundamentally change commercial real estate. So said panelists at the recent CREW Network and Marketplace Convention here in San Diego.
Imagine living in a city that can monitor almost everything you do in a day, from when you're stopped at a traffic light to when you've left the oven light on for too long. Then imagine that data could be shared with companies or governments in unprecedented ways. That could be the reality awaiting future residents of
Companies are ramping up investments in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. That’s the biggest takeaway from Deloitte’s second “State of the AI in the Enterprise” report, a survey of more than 1,100 IT workers and executives from U.S.-based companies...