NYC Based Video Conferencing Platform Raises $21 Million
Multilingual video conference platform KUDO closes $21 million in an oversubscribed Series A funding to support talent acquisition and more.
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New York City
New Yorkers 30 Years and Older Now Eligible for Covid-19 Vaccine
As of Tuesday March 30, New Yorkers 30 years and older are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine. Governor Andrew M.
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Google Investing $250 million in NYC
Google plans to spend $250 million to increase its workforce and office space in New York, confirming its 2018 commitment
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App to Help Businesses and Entertainment Venues Reopen in NY
New York has released an app that will make it easy for residents to show proof of a negative Covid-19
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92Y Grows Membership with Virtual Programs
The 92nd Street Y has grown its membership and audience far beyond New York City using Zoom, working through the
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Lyft Is Making it Easier to Get Vaccinated
Lyft is teaming up with numerous partners for its LyftUp initiative to offer rides to residents who cannot get to
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21 Commercial Landlords in NYC to Facilitate COVID-19 Testing
Twenty-one commercial landlords in New York City and Upstate New York have committed to facilitate Covid-19 testing. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo
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