Does Your Building Know ‘WattTime’ Is Best for Its Carbon Footprint?
California-based WattTime uses software to help building operators make more sustainable choices about energy consumption.
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Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
A key House member looks like he’ll take a new approach to the Dodd-Frank regulatory relief bill, trade negotiations with China begin, and a new gun debate emerges.
Mark Yusko of Morgan Creek Capital on Investing in Blockchain
Yusko discusses his firm's acquisition of Full Tilt Capital, the move to true digital ownership via tokens, and the regulatory landscape facing crypto investors.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Change is afoot for the Volcker rule, the Senate sets a precedent for repealing regulations, and the Supreme Court hears a case involving e-commerce sales taxes.
The Human Touch
Insperity handles HR from pre-acquisition to strategic execution, helping businesses achieve success by making the most of their human capital.
Private Equity Sees Profit Potential in U.S. Malls
PE firms are using cash on hand to devise innovative ways of transforming shopping centers into multi-use hubs that foster community—and turn a profit.
Real Estate’s Wake-Up Call
It turns out that the PE firms best positioned to capitalize on the changes from e-commerce might be real estate investors.
It’s the Small Things: Real Estate Industry Trends
From co-working office spaces to virtual reality, here are seven trends impacting the real estate industry.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
A new NLRB confirmation shifts the board’s balance, House Speaker Ryan pledges to repeal and replace Dodd-Frank, and Trump reconsiders TPP.
Rule Change Heightens Short-Term Lease Appeal
New FASB regulations are hitting balance sheets this year, making the short-term lease offerings of companies like Knotel more attractive.