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The outgoing chief executive of WeWork-owned tech company Meetup has made an impassioned call on Twitter for a more diverse group of candidates to fill the role he is vacating.

Hello And Welcome Back To The Latest Edition Of All The Cryptos Are Getting Rekt Right Now. Crypto bloodbaths have become fairly common in 2018 — mainly because of the insane growth in 2017 — but we’ve not covered them all because they are so numerous and often include so-called ‘flash crashes’ or small drops, but the fall happening today is worth noting for several wider reasons.

WeWork’s growth is accelerating as the office-rental firm adds more locations and tenants. But the company is still spending a lot to achieve that growth.

Redfin Now, the company’s direct home buying and selling operation, is now a key piece of its long-term strategy.

With the unemployment rate at 4%, many companies are taking a cold hard look at just what employees, especially the decision-driving Millennials, want in office spaces.

Newly published patent applications by the tech giants envision autonomous vehicles that identify passengers and adjust to their preferences. One of the systems even detects when a passenger is feeling stressed.

Fifth Wall Ventures, a California-based venture capital firm that manages dedicated property technology funds, is seeing growing interest from Hong Kong and Asian property developers seeking to access new technologies.

Shortly after two startups dropped hundreds of scooters on the streets of Denver without permission in May, frustrated city officials responded swiftly with vehicles of their own. A platoon of workers in vans and pickups scooped up more than 300 of the scooters and impounded them.

Happy 10th anniversary Airbnb. When we first wrote about the company a decade ago, it was a spare website cobbled together by its founders for the low low price of $20,000. In the years since, the marketplace