Real estate tech startup Digs raised $19 million to build AI that makes home construction easier. Read its pitch deck.

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
Digs cofounders by Frackiewicz and Ryan Fink, wearing black clothes with the company's logo.
Digs cofounders by Frackiewicz and Ryan Fink.

Digs

AI robotics has a big data problem. This startup raised $405 million to fix it in surprising ways.

Tech Insider : Business
FieldAI CEO Ali Agha
FieldAI CEO Ali Agha

FieldAI

How a millennial mom trained for a blue-collar job that doubled her hourly pay and got her out of survival mode: 'I have time for my kids now'

Tech Insider : Economy, Business
A woman in construction gear takes a selfie
Diana Sanchez switched careers to become an iron worker and was able to get out of survival mode and spend more time with her kids.

Diana Sanchez

Look out for a boom in the 'Toyota Camry of housing' that could make starter homes cheaper

Tech Insider : Business, Environment
An ADU built by Villa Homes with a porch
Manufactured homes offer some of the most affordable options on the market, particularly in rural and exurban areas.

Courtesy of Villa Homes

A Boston-based construction firm is leveraging AI to keep roughly 30,000 workers safe

Tech Insider : Business, Style, Technology
Photo of road engineer in safety gear on abstract AI themed Background.
 

Getty Images; Karan Singh for BI

How Montana contractors are luring Gen Z into trades amid a nationwide construction labor shortage

Tech Insider : Business, Economy
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Montana contractors say they're having a hard time filling roles due to a construction labor shortage.

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Warren Buffett's company just bought into Domino's Pizza and Pool Corp. Here's why both bets make sense.

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warren buffett
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett now counts Domino's Pizza and Pool Corp. among his portfolio holdings.

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How investors are about to profit from a tidal wave of new homes

Tech Insider : Economy
A house in chains and lock surrounded by money

Adobe Firefly, pixhook/Getty, Tyler Le/BI

Builders have too many new homes on their hands.

Photos show some houses survived Hurricanes Helene and Milton while their neighbors crumbled. Homeowners can learn from them.

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A house lies toppled off its stilts after the passage of Hurricane Milton, in Bradenton Beach on Anna Maria Island, Florida.

AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell

People are still flocking to Florida. It could help them ride out a slowdown in the economy.

Tech Insider : Economy
Cars driving toward a
Florida's economic growth has outpaced the nation on an annual basis for the past 11 years.

Getty; Rebecca Zisser/BI

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