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There’s lots to like about startups that are rarely in the media because they are heads down developing product and building an actual business. Envoy is one of those. Led by former kid prodigy Larry Gadea, who worked for Google at 19 and later moved on to Twitter, it has kept pretty quiet since it took a $15 million check in June 2015 from marquee Silicon Valley investor Andreessen Horowitz to ...
Oh, the things they do. Want a fascinating take on the legal side of brokerage? Would you even attempt to cross the line? How do you know when and if you are? What if it's happening today? You might be surprised. All this and so much more. The Evolution of REX. Prototypes, Seed Rounds, and Beta. The issue of conflicts of interest between parties exists in a variety of industries. Ethics rules...
The view on growth comes in the wake of a move to a larger office downtown.
Dynamic entrepreneurial companies have long been the drivers of America’s economic growth, and innovators like Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, and Steve Jobs held up as heroes. But today, high-tech companies are increasingly cast as villains. Uber was recently thrown out of London; Airbnb has been criticized for taking housing off the market and driving up rents; and Google, Amazon, ...
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Waltz, Inc., an innovative new technology company that provides a fast, smartphone-based way to access secure spaces and pay transit fares, today announced Jay Walder, CEO of Motivate, and Konrad R. Kruger, a co-founder of Five Mile Capital Partners, joined its board of directors. Jay Walder is a renowned thought leader in the urban mobility space, bringing more than 30 ...
New Truths for CRE By Joel Nelson on Oct 17, 2017 in News Alex Stanton, Yardi industry principal for Commercial, joined other technology experts in exploring the fast-paced evolution of technology, automation and innovation in a recent Realcomm-sponsored webinar. The six-member panel described the current real estate technology paradigm that considers tenants, guests, employees and shoppers as int...
By By The Business Journals staff – Lost among the ribbon cuttings and public announcements heralding Amazon.com Inc.’s fast-growing portfolio of sorting and distribution centers is the company’s quiet expansion in some of the country’s strongest technology hubs. Amazon’s low profile in those cities is not an accident. About 25 percent of Amazon’s corporate workforce of some 382,00...
By Laura Beier – Staff writer, Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal Over the past eight years since its startup, virtual-care company Zipnosis has continuously expanded, prompting a search for a larger and more accommodating space. Executives found it in the T3 office building, a new take on a vintage warehouse designed by Hines. Located in Minneapolis' North Loop neighborhood,...
The monthlong public courtship to become Amazon’s second headquarters has focused on what cities are prepared to offer the retail giant. A coalition of community groups is trying to reverse that dynamic, publishing an open letter on Tuesday that asks Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos to forgo tax breaks and invest in the civic health of whichever city the company chooses for HQ2. “We’re expe...
New York offices are getting swankier to lure millennials By Lois Weiss View author archive email the author follow on twitter Get author RSS feed Name(required) Email(required) Comment(required) October 17, 2017 | 2:52am Modal Trigger Aetna is moving to the Meatpacking District's 61 Ninth Ave. 61 Ninth Ave. As gateway cities like New York continue to outperform suburban leasing markets, the...