“You will see the continuous expansion over the next year into many different categories,” says Rent the Runway CEO Jennifer Hyman. The company just raised additional funds at a $1 billion valuation. “Anything that you do not use every single day, we want to make it fiscally irresponsible for someone to not have a subscription […]
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Austin Tenant Advisors is proud to announce that Nathan K Smith has just listed a 21,600 sf warehouse sublease in Southeast Austin. Austin Tenant Advisors is pleased to introduce to the market a 21,600 warehouse sublease at the Expo Business Park located in Southeast Austin at 6231 E Stassney Lane, Building 11, Austin, Tx 78744.
As much as you might talk or read about the “pride of ownership” as a mark of professional success, the fact of the matter is that much of our economy is moving toward one of merely renting what you need while you still need it. You might know this better as the subscription or even
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Let’s face it — building a marketing operations (MO) function is hard. Building a world-class marketing operations function is even harder. What makes this so challenging is finding the right people with the right skill sets to build a strategic MO function. In this column, I’ll share how to accelerate your strategic marketing operations capability
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It seems that Chinese billionaire investor Jack Ma is planning to expand his business interests to include women’s fashion. Mr. Ma and his Alibaba co-founder Joseph Tsai, are now eyeing a stake in Rent the Runway, a New York-based designer clothing rental for women. Jack Ma and Joe Tsai, through Blue Pool Capital, will inject
Jenny Fleiss explains how she and her co-founder Jenn Hyman pitched Rent the Runway– over and over again. Source link
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New York City Council is considering making cuts to the city’s commercial rent tax. The tax consists of a 3.9 percent surcharge on annual rents of more than $250,000 for stores and select businesses located south of 96th Street in Manhattan. New York Commercial Rent Tax Originally enacted in the 1960s, the tax covered businesses
