Technology

The city has invested significantly in becoming the nations leading smart city, seeing major benefits from increased efficiency to economic growth.

GlobeSt.com chats with RealShare Healthcare's Trisha Talbot, a managing director in the Phoenix office of Newmark Knight Frank, about patient preferences shifting towards cost or value and how providers are responding.

What the tech sector is seeing in its expansion in New York City, according to attorney Jared E. Paioff, a partner at the law firm Schwartz Sladkus Reich Greenberg Atlas.

Retailers who have not invested in AI and data-collection technology will continue to shutter, and the ones that already have will thrive.

As a car city, Los Angeles is positioned to see a major impact of the benefits and changes that come with driverless cars.

The impact of AVs will be felt across nearly all property types and sectors.

“More than half of our activity comes from outpatient care today, and we're committed to investing in the very best facilities which can offer our patients more options to get the best possible care close to their homes,” says Ralph W. Muller, CEO of the University of Pennsylvania Health System.

Today, the telecommunications firm and the city announced a mew $10-year, $600-million deal that will expand its local wireless network, bring Fios Internet and TV to the city's remaining neighborhoods not covered in the original franchise agreement, and collaborate with Boston on Smart Communities solutions.