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CVS Health, the second-largest drugstore chain in the U.S. has partnered with the technology firm Curbside to create CVS Express, a program that allows customers to purchase non-prescription products with At the beginning, it had developed the European market and … Continue reading →
In 2015, sales from mobile devices in the U.S. increased by 56 percent to $49.2 billion, doubling the growth in 2014. Desktop sales totaled $256.1 billion in 2015 but annual growth dropped to 8.1 percent from 12.5 percent in the … Continue reading →
Citigroup Inc. has entered into a digital marketing alliance with Seattle-based online real estate database company Zillow, Inc. Under the agreement, Citi has an increased presence on Zillow and its related products, including advertising and special mortgage features such as … Continue reading →
News Corp. plans to make a $21/share tender offer for Move, Inc. – the third most trafficked website network for property listings in the US and operator of Realtor.com and Move.com – in the next 10 business days, according to … Continue reading →
A new Jones Lang LaSalle study shows that there is a direct correlation between the economic indicators of a healthy commercial real estate market and municipal investment in smart grid technologies, according to MortgageOrb.com. A smart grid system uses advanced … Continue reading →
Popularise is a website that gives the public a chance to vote on tenants for available retail spaces. Launched last December by Ben and Dan Miller, Popularise places giant black posters asking, “What Would YOU Build Here?” on available storefronts. … Continue reading →
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