NYC Activists Organize on Twitter for Chauvin Verdict, Police Shootings
The guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial and the recent police shootings of an African American man and a
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Axonius Taps Former Stack Overflow CFO Jerry Raphael
After $100 million Series D with unicorn valuation, the leader in cybersecurity asset management‘s explosive growth continues with a 200% YoY
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Gov. Cuomo Signs Bill to Provide 2.7 Million Households Low-Cost Internet [Video]
New York’s governor signed legislation that requires internet service providers to offer an affordable $15 per month high-speed internet plan
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New York City Searches for Best PropTech Startups
The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) recently published a request for proposal (RFP) to find a partner to
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Uber and Lyft Offer Incentives to Bring Drivers Back
As communities are opening up and more people are being vaccinated, the demand for rideshares is growing. As a result,
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Brooklyn-Based Cresilon Closes $38.5 Million Series A-3 Financing
Brooklyn-based biotechnology company Cresilon, announced it has closed $38.5 million series A-3 financing. The income will allow the company to
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NYC Tech Companies Decry Anti-Asian Hate
Startups with a presence in New York City are denouncing anti-Asian hate. They are also funding nonprofits that raise awareness
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