Exclusive: Yieldstreet to acquire real estate tech startup Cadre

The two CEOs outlined their plans for the combined company—which will have a collective investment value of over $9.7 billion—in a joint interview with Fortune.
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Source：https://fortune.com/2023/11/30/exclusive-yieldstreet-to-acquire-cadre-real-estate-tech-startup-investment-platform/

Exclusive: Yieldstreet to acquire real estate tech startup Cadre

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Elon Musk says the prediction that the top 10 carmakers will be Tesla followed by 9 Chinese companies ‘might not be wrong’

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