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In today’s digital era, it’s no secret that retailers are looking for new solutions to revitalize processes and transform the customer experience. To stay ahead of competition, many are implementing innovative technologies to create immersive shopping journeys, support informed purchase decisions, open additional revenue streams and new marketing channels, and ensure brand loyalty. One of the ...

At CRETech last week in Los Angeles, venture capital firm Fifth Wall talked about tech investment and how they have generated $100 million in revenue.

Housing investment startup EasyKnock raised $3.5 million in venture capital, the company announced Wednesday. Montage Ventures, Crestar Partners and Blumberg Capital participated in the Seed round.

Don’t take it the wrong way, but it’s time you got your own place. That’s the message from coworking network 1776, which announced a new partnership with commercial real estate platform Truss. 1776 membe...

Prologis, the global leader in logistics real estate, announced an agreement with Kahua, the provider of the world’s leading collaborative network for real estate and construction project management, whereby Prologis will manage projects across its global portfolio on The Kahua Network.

CREtech Announces Inaugural Chicago Event On October 18th

The Leading Commercial Real Estate Tech Event Company Comes To Chicago For The First Time

New York, NY (September 21, 2018) -- CREtec...

The New York Attorney General’s office has reached a settlement with WeWork over non-compete agreements which the company had required almost all its employees to sign.

At CaliBurger in Pasadena, Calif., the fast-food franchise restaurant is testing out a new way for customers to pay: having their picture taken. When they’re ready to complete their order, they step in front of a large screen at a kiosk to let a facial-recognition system snap their picture. If the system recognizes them, the payment goes through.

Google is reportedly getting ready to launch some new hardware at its October 9 hardware event and we just learned a lot more about a new product that might be launching. It was rumored that Google was working on its own Smart Display, no...

WeWork is now the largest office tenant in Manhattan. The co-working firm said it now has a portfolio totaling 5.3 million square feet, putting it ahead of JPMorgan Chase, according to a blog post from company executive Granit Gjonbalaj. WeWork now has 60 locations in New York City. Out of t...