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Hudson Companies’ David Kramer with 806 9th Avenue (Hudson Companies, City of New York)
An affordable housing project in Hell’s Kitchen can finally break ground after gaining approval from the City Council.
Hudson Companies got the green light to develop the 112-unit building at 806 Ninth Avenue, Crain’s reported. The project, dubbed the Lirio, is being built on a parking
Showing that the regtech industry remains robust to economic headwinds, private equity firms Centerbridge Partners and Bridgeport Partners today announced plans to acquire the publicly-traded Computer Services, Inc. (CSI), a provider of payments processing and regulatory compliance services, for $1.6 billion in an all-cash deal. CSI CEO David Culbertson said that the transaction — which works out to $58 per
Samsung recently took wraps off two new foldable smartphones — the Galaxy Z Flip 4 and the Galaxy Z Fold 4. The former is the successor to the company’s Z Flip 3 with better specs and design, making it one of the best foldable phones you can get your hands on right now. Among the most notable upgrades are its
Jen Barton will help the tech firm’s clients in the onboarding and implementation of their software systems, providing a human touch to a process that can be intimidating.
Former RE/MAX SVP Jen Barton has moved to a role at the real estate technology firm Tribus, the company announced this week.
Barton will serve as the director of change management at
Kris Lindahl and Rob Golfi (Getty, Kris Lindahl Real Estate, The Golfi Team)
An international arms race has erupted over a pose.
Kris Lindahl, a Minnesota’s realtor, sued Canadian agent Rob Golfi, saying he stole a signature posture, FOX 9 reported. Lindahl, whose website calls his firm the “arms out real estate company,” and whose image is plastered on billboards