"We've combined all the premium property data ATTOM has been collecting and curating for decades with the best-in-class neighborhood and boundary data we recently acquired to create a one-stop shop for accessing real estate data via API," said Rob Barber, CEO with ATTOM Data Solutions.

This past Wednesday, surrounding reports of President Trump's intention to withdraw the U.S. from the landmark Paris Climate Accord, Elon Musk, Tesla Motors and SpaceX founder, said that if the president indeed kept that promise, he would be left with "no choice" but to quit the White House advisory councils on which he serves. The following day, both billionaires made good on their threats. Trump announced that he would retrieve the U.S. from its place as a participant in the Paris deal, and Musk tweeted that he will no longer serve on the president's councils: Am departing presidential councils. Climate change is real. Leaving Paris is

This past Wednesday, surrounding reports of President Trump's intention to withdraw the U.S. from the landmark Paris Climate Accord, Elon Musk, Tesla Motors and SpaceX founder, said that if the president indeed kept that promise, he would be left with "no choice" but to quit the White House advisory councils on which he serves. The following day, both billionaires made good on their threats. Trump announced that he would retrieve the U.S. from its place as a participant in the Paris deal, and Musk tweeted that he will no longer serve on the president's councils: Am departing presidential councils. Climate change is real. Leaving Paris is

Recently Waymo, the Alphabet-owned development team announced it was now venturing into autonomous trucking as well, just two weeks after UberFreight officially launched. Waymo may not have intended for word to get out, but Buzzfeed had apparently seen a photograph of a vehicle and inquired as to its ownership. Waymo subsequently confirmed that it was in fact testing a truck, and said it was manually driving the semi on a public road for data collection purposes. A Waymo spokesperson confirmed that the company is currently testing just one truck, “We’re taking our eight years of experience in building self-driving hardware and software and conducting a technical exploration into

The recent withdrawal of U.S. participation in the Paris Climate Treaty, has been commended by the Job Creators Network, highlighting the positive impact the move will have on small businesses, jobs, and wages. The Job Creators Network views the requirement of the U.S. to reduce emissions by between 25 and 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2025 as detrimental to small businesses, because it would have forced them to use far more expensive forms of energy. The Network's opinion is, that the burden would reduce their ability to expand, create jobs, and increase wages. In Europe, where energy is highly regulated, electricity costs

LinkedIn is currently inaccessible in Russia, following a block on the business-oriented social network for violating the law on personal data localization, but it may be resuming its operations in the country this autumn, said head of Russia’s telecom and IT watchdog Roskomnadzor Alexander Zharov. "We have no relations with LinkedIn now. They have sent an official letter to us that in the near future they won’t be able to comply with the law. As far as I know, all formal issues will be solved by this autumn. Then, the new owner of LinkedIn will take the final decision whether he will localize

  Last year Google-owned navigation application Waze began testing a carpool feature in the middle of Uber's and Lyft's home turf. Waze Carpool stressed that it intended only to assist commuters go to and from their jobs, chipping in to cover trip costs, and was not getting involved with the types of on-demand rides that Uber and Lyft offer. Still, Waze Carpool would serve as an alternative to ride-sharing services such as Uber or Lyft, at least for people dealing with daily commutes. Alphabet is "very happy" with how the pilots went, said Josh Fried, head of Waze Carpool. He said the San

California-based Global Jobs Network LLC recently launched a one-of-a-kind, fully-featured job portal, itjobs.global, exclusively designed for the technology jobs sector. IT Jobs is an innovative staffing start-up that connects IT professionals with employers from IT sector offering job opportunities, worldwide with the initial main focus on India, USA, UK, UAE, Canada, and Australia. IT Jobs, is smart, free, reliable and a completely easy to use ad-free online job board specifically designed for the global IT sector. It is committed to serving as a neutral facilitator to empower small & medium sized IT businesses (employers) and the and IT professionals (jobseekers) seeking full time & mostly permanent job opportunities. The

Singapore-based JobTech, Asia's leading Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data Analytics Company, issued a challenge to Google through a letter sent to Vint Cerf, Google's VP and Chief Internet Evangelist. The letter, emailed to Cerf on Monday, stated: "We hope to have the opportunity to benchmark JobTech with Google for Jobs. We would like to propose a competition between JobTech and Google for Jobs on the accuracy of job matching." Cerf responded to the challenge, saying he will raise it internally for consideration. Launched in late 2016, JobTech, applies deep machine learning and distributional semantics technologies to help people find work and to help employers

Uber announced on Tuesday that Anthony Levandowski has been fired. Levandowski, was a star engineer brought in to lead the company’s self-driving automobile efforts who was accused of stealing trade secrets when he left a job at Google. What Mr. Levandowski did when he quit Google to start his own company, Otto, which was acquired by Uber for nearly $700 million last year, is the key question in a closely watched lawsuit that pits one of the world’s most powerful companies against Uber, a richly financed up-and-comer. The stakes are enormous for both businesses. Google was a pioneer in autonomous