When your business is about getting companies into the best coworking spaces for their business needs, how do you survive three national lockdowns? That's been the challenge facing flexible office space provider Hubble since the start of 2020. Founded in 2014, the company was ranked the 26th fastest growing tech company in the U.K. in the 2019 Deloitte Technology Fast 50.
With home working set to feature heavily in the new world of work this challenge isn't going away, but it's not all doom and gloom for the company, which has pivoted to meet for the demands of the future workspace, as cofounder and CEO Tushar Agarwal explains.
While you're here, how about this:
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
NFT marketplace OpenSea raises $23 million from a16z
Today, the startup announced that it's closed a $23 million round of funding led by Andreessen Horowitz with participation from a laundry list of angels and firms including Naval Ravikant, Mark Cuban, Alexis Ohanian, Dylan Field and Linda Xie.
OpenSea launched back in 2017, announcing a $2 million round a few months later from Founders Fund and a few crypto centric firms. At the time CryptoKitties mania was most of what Ethereum had to offer and early NFT projects were being slowly embraced by a community that was enthusiastic but more curious than anything.
Newegg Expands Product Category Offering By Using Zentail's Marketplace API | State |
Zentail's listing automation platform makes ecommerce simple for fast-growing SMB multichannel sellers.
COLUMBIA, Md. , March 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Zentail, a listing automation platform for fast-growing multichannel sellers, today announced its Newegg marketplace integration. Newegg, one of the leading tech-focused e-retailers in North America , has integrated Zentail into its marketplace platform, providing mutual merchants the fastest onboarding experience and the most direct data transfer.
And here's another article:
Private Marketplace Needs to Make Its Own Decisions And Investments – Los Alamos Reporter
Hooray for the Council majority turning down the purchases of the CB Fox and Reel Deal buildings. Too bad it happened after the waste of $50,000 of taxpayers' money, paid before they conducted the public survey to assess whether to do so. Not surprisingly, it was soundly rejected.
However, the two dissenting councilors want to waste still more money and time, refusing to accept the results of the county's own survey, and implying that the people who opposed it are misinformed rubes ("Just looking at stats in the survey for example, can lead to decisions that are unacceptable to Council or to (myself) as a community leader.").
How Leaf Group is tapping into its marketplace brands for ad deals
Commerce brands know how to sell products. Publishers know how to create large groups of passionate audiences. Both have access to valuable first-party data and media companies that have their hands in both are increasingly at an advantage for giving advertisers what they want.
Leaf Group is one of those companies that has a mix of both traditional media assets, like Hunker and Well+Good, and marketplace/commerce-focused sites like The Other Art Fair and Society6. Together, the company created a strategy that uses the operational strengths and first-party data from both sides of the business to sell advertisers on branded content deals.
San Rafael extends negotiations over downtown marketplace project
San Rafael officials have agreed to extend negotiations with a developer who wants to build 240 apartments and a 30,000-square-foot commercial space downtown.
The City Council voted unanimously to continue an exclusive negotiating agreement with developer Paul Goldstone of the Berkeley-based Goldstone Management Group. The extension gives Goldstone until June 6 to hammer out a deal with city officials over a city-owned parking garage.
Goldstone is hoping to buy the garage, near the intersection of Third Street and Lootens Plaza, and renovate it as part of the proposed complex. Negotiations began under an initial agreement with the city in November 2019.
Companies with a Culture of Health Outperform in the Marketplace | State | timesherald.com
The article, published on-line on January 29, 2021 , evaluates the Health Advantage Appreciation Fund (HAAF) over a remarkable ten-year period. The fund was comprised of publicly traded companies with a proven culture of health, leveraging HealthNEXT's rigorous scoring process and proprietary insights.
"There's been growing evidence that a healthy workforce offers a competitive advantage. The goal of our research is to demonstrate to corporate leadership, fund managers, and investors the real-world financial value of a commitment to employee health, safety, and well-being," said co-author Raymond Fabius , MD.
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