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WiredScore establishes Chicago as a flagship market with support from Mayor Emanuel to “foster growth, support innovation and drive entrepreneurship”
There are some things that won’t change when it comes to the working world, like the fact that people will always need a place to work. While that fact might never change, where people are going to work has, in recent years.
Barely weeks after WeWork China raised $500 million, one of its main rivals is refueling its tanks too. Ucommune — the company formerly known as UrWork until a WeWor...
The big U.S. real estate incumbents can’t stop talking about technology. Each week brings a new announcement about plans for new tech platforms, investments, and initiatives. And while industry gurus love to talk about the impending perfect storm of technology that will revolutionize the industry, I think they’ve got it wrong, and are repeatedly missing a key point.
New York, NY (August 10, 2018) — CREtech (cretech.com), the leading commercial real estate tech event and content platform in the industry will be returning to Los Angeles on September 13th, 2018. The event will be held at the California Market Center (CMC), the hub of LA's fashion & creative communities located in the heart of Downtown LA.
Who are the leading angel investors startup entrepreneurs should be pitching right now? How do you connect with them?
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.