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The Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors and OneKey MLS, the New York metro area’s first regional multiple listing service, announced
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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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Community-based ‘Pop Up’ vaccination sites have enabled more than 77,000 New Yorkers to receive their first dosage of the vaccine.
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New York-based Verizon is expanding its 5G Home Internet to new markets across the country. The faster internet aimed at
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Alyce, a Personal Experience corporate gifting platform, announced it has completed a $30 million Series B financing led by General
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Denver-based fast-food casual dining chain Smashburger recently leased out the former space of Manhattan’s local, family-owned Burger Heaven. Burger Heaven
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Software for digital ordering and delivery, notifications that an order is ready for pickup, and streamlined menus are helping New
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TripAdvisor experienced a 61% YoY decrease in revenue in 2020, a loss of almost a billion dollars in one year.
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In honor of Women’s History Month, New York City Wired celebrates 10 New York City female tech founders. The women
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New York City is expanding its vaccination efforts near Chelsea and Hudson Yards. New York City will partner with Hudson
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Multilingual video conference platform KUDO closes $21 million in an oversubscribed Series A funding to support talent acquisition and more.
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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 plans to spend $250 million to increase its workforce and office space in New York, confirming its 2018 commitment
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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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Rutgers University will require the COVID-19 vaccine for students who are enrolled for the 2021 fall semester. Assurances from the
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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 teaming up with numerous partners for its LyftUp initiative to offer rides to residents who cannot get to
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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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The companies on the 5000 Regionals list employ more than 48,000 people and added nearly $9 billion to the New York City Metro area
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Facebook announced Monday that it would disseminate information on Covid-19 to help 50 million people get vaccinated. Because of its
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Last Year, New York City startup, Thirty Madison, raised $47 million for its three direct-to-consumer treatments for hair loss, migraines
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The pandemic caused an increase in demand for virtual tours and 3D digital models for brokers in New York City.
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Between 2016 and 2020, AT&T’s total investment in the United States, including capital investment and acquisitions of spectrum and wireless operations,
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Olo Inc. (“Olo”), a New York City-based fintech startup that provides digital ordering and delivery programs for restaurants, hopes to
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Amazon made its biggest move yet in New York City, acquiring nine warehouses to meet the increased demand for online
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February was the single best month in history for New York City tech startup funding, with $2.4B+ raised by companies
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Verizon is offering telehealth discounts to its wireless postpaid customers through its new partnership with Hoy Health, the digital health
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s (MTA) contactless has recorded more than 50 Million taps and will replace the MetroCard by 2021.
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Swiss-based running shoe company, On, is using technology to help New Yorkers find the best sneakers. On’s Lafayette Street New
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New York City Wired is launching a weekly newsletter with technology and culture news affecting NYC. Our top news stories
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Mayor Bill de Blasio revealed a $157 million capital investment to achieve affordable and universal broadband in New York City.
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Brooklyn-based Fi, a pet technology startup focused on smart dog innovation, announced it has secured $30 million in series B
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A look at the pandemic from the shutdown in March 2020 to the present day. Watch how the city transformed
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Equitable, a principle franchise of Equitable Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: EQH), has signed a 15-year lease for its new corporate headquarters
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A history of abuse towards Latinx and Black communities from the government and healthcare communities and a lack of diversity
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Online Payment giant Paypal is teaming up with the New York Urban League to support New York City-based African American
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Variants of the coronavirus are present in New York City, including the South African variant and the U.K. variant. According
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New York City’s famed Yankee Stadium, in collaboration with New York, SOMOS Community Care and the New York National Guard,
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The world’s largest online retailer Amazon.com, is making leadership changes while posting strong sales for the fourth quarter of 2020.
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The Third season of New York City Wired’s video series focuses on the swearing in of the new leadership in
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President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris were officially Sworn in to office on January 20. The democratic candidates
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President Donald Trump is facing more criticism and accusations of insurrection following Wednesday’s violent attack on the nation’s Capitol by
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New York City is making plans to increase vaccinations across all five boroughs as quickly as possible. Mayor Bill de
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The Times Square Alliance is preparing to drop the ball and keep New Yorkers safe with a televised ball drop
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This winter, virtual celebrations are a “must-have” to reward employees and build corporate culture. Elements can include online live or
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New York City is combating the holiday coronavirus infection spike by rolling out its first round of Covid-19 vaccines to
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New York City is shutting down all indoor dining indefinitely as coronavirus enters its second wave of the infection spread. New
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WattBuy, an online electricity marketplace for consumers, announced it has raised $3.25 million in its Series A round of funding
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Many startups would benefit from broader support in early stages of development. They are, by definition, light on resources. The
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The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred Northwell Health to move the majority of its psychiatry appointments to online video or phone
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President Donald Trump files lawsuits in battleground states for a recount amid claims of voter fraud as projected President elect
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Press play and watch our exclusive election coverage and the final vote counts. New York city Wired host and publisher
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By the end of Tuesday, New York City businesses as well as major U.S. city retailers, are preparing for the
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Census 2020 completed its final push to ensure every citizen gets counted. Manhattanites who moved during New York City’s April
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New York-based Verizon Communications Inc., is expanding its 5G network. The company announced its expansion across the United States. Verizon’s
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President Donald Trump returned to the White House and campaign activities, under the supervision of his doctors, following a weekend
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio addressed Brooklyn’s sharp increase in coronavirus cases during his daily media briefing. Brooklyn is leading the
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During the summer of 2020, CEOs from 27 employers in the New York City metropolitan area launched the New York
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New York City-based INX Limited today announced it will begin its initial public offering (the “Offering”) of up to 130
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Verizon Business announced the launch of ThingSpace IoT Marketplace, a new easy-to-use digital portal that helps customers – from small
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Baltimore-based cybersecurity startup clean.io received $5 million in its Series A financing round, with New York City-based Tribeca Venture Partners
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According to research by Leadership Capital Group, a global executive search firm, demand for Senior Cloud (Digital) Executive searches are
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Google wants to protect its estimated 119,000 workforce from the coronavirus. The company announced that it will allow its employees
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AI Therapeutics announced the start of Phase II clinical trial for the treatment of newly diagnosed COVID-19 patients in collaboration
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Global venture capital investment showed continued resilience in the second quarter of 2020, reaching $62.9 billion across 4,502 deals – almost equalling
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New York City has entered Phase four of its reopening process. Concerns about community spread and problems among states to
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In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, rideshare giant Uber is making changes. The company, who makes most of its
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced an initiative for increased internet broadband coverage across the city in low-income
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New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo is following through with his promise to help cities and states in need since
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Social media platform Twitter became the target of a sophisticated hack Wednesday, that compromised the verified accounts of technology executives,
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The Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City has raised a total of $54.5 million, including more than $5.7 million
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Cybersecurity management company Axio, announced the launch of the Axio360 Partnership Program, an innovative program developed to empower security leaders
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New York City’s famed landmarks are slowly reopening with the rest of the city. The High Line is set to
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Vocera Badge and Vocera Smartbadge are two hands-free communication devices New York City clinicians, including doctors and nurses with direct
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Rideshare giant Uber is expanding its business. The company announced that it has acquired delivery competitor Postmates. The deal, worth
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New York City nightlife hotspot 230 Fifth Rooftop Bar, has created a new on premises chat app to help customers
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Technology gadget giant Apple, is making changes to its retail operations. The iPhone maker, which previously closed stores and slowly
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In the wake of an indoor dining pause, New York City is expanding outdoor dining areas for restaurants across the
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New York City’s Metropolitan Transit Authority is making sure customers have options when it comes to staying safe from the
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New York City is getting ready for phase three reopening on Monday, July 6. The city has met the Centers
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New York City is enjoying the benefits of Phase Two reopening, as Covid-19 cases continue to plummet. Workers returned to
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New York City is easing social gathering restrictions as it enters the different phases of reopening. Residents are still required
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New York, New Jersey and Connecticut governors agree that tourists and travelers from coronavirus hotspots are welcome to visit, if
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Northwell Health is ensuring safe communication at its 23 hospitals between COVID-19 patients and healthcare professionals through a system of
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New York City is officially open. The nations largest city has fulfilled the requirements to move past phase one and
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Juneteenth, the June 19 holiday that celebrates the official 1865 emancipation of enslaved Africans Americans in the United States, is
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Hospitality app Airbnb is making peace with New York City as Phase One reopening continues. New York City and Airbnb
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Instant messenger giant Slack Technologies Inc., is teaming up with Amazon-owned cloud platform, Amazon Web Services merge technologies and create
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Coffee shop retail giant Starbucks, announced it will close a portion of its stores and focus on transforming its brand.
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New York City reached a major milestone.. The nation’s largest city, including all five boroughs, entered Phase One reopening Monday.
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After more than a week of national protests, riots, and memorials following the death of George Floyd at the hands
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The Metropolitan Transit Authority is making changes to increase safety and deal with the increased subway and bus riders surrounding
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New York City Wired is proud to support the fight for equality and an end to racial injustice. Watch the
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Businesses and residents in Upstate, Central New York and New Jersey will enjoy more services and outdoor restaurant eating during
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New York City is cracking down on violent protesters organizing around town. As a part of the citywide curfew from
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is standing firm on his position to reject policing help from the National
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A study analyzed how a large-scale data breach may cost a company performing remote work billions of dollars that would
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Online real estate company, Spruce, has raised $29 million in Series B funding led by Scale Venture Partners, with participation from New
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The technology boom continues to have a lasting affect on our society. During the crisis of a pandemic and incidents
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In a joint press conference with New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio Friday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he’s confident
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Marketing technology company Bluecore, announced the close of its $50 million Series D funding round. The round for the New
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New York City-based tech enabled storage giant MakeSpace, announced that it raised $55 million in equity financing and some debt
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After being closed for more than two months Long Island reopened as part of Phase One of the four-part phases
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While New York City’s 8.5 million residents patiently await a possible June reopening, the New York Stock Exchange opened its trading floor on May 26.
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Northwell Health conducted approximately two weeks of antibody and diagnostic testing for first responders, MTA transit workers, and members of
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The annual New York International Auto Show is making changes due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The organization announced it is postponing the annual spring event until April 2021. The Show is being cancelling this year’s show, “For the Good if NYC”
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New analysis from Strategy Analytics Service Provider Group indicates the COVID-19 induced 2020 Recession will see all regions suffer in
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YOOBIC, the fast-growing deskless workforce platform, announced today that award-winning “better burger” concept, BurgerFi, has deployed the YOOBIC platform across their domestic and international locations.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is expected to sign a bill that would limit fees that delivery food services charge to local participating restaurants to alleviate money burdens to the city’s economy.
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Check out the breaking news from the week of May 15. For more NYC Technology news and culture, follow us Twitter and
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AI data privacy and protection provider Dathena, announced that it has closed a $12 million Series A round. The funding round for the Singapore and New York City based company, sets the stage for continuing global expansion.
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New York State is currently training applicants to be contact tracers. The May launch of “COVID-19 Contact Tracing,” a free
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The city that never sleeps is finally waking up from two months of being on pause. New York City, the nation’s largest and hardest hit city during the Covid-19 Pandemic, is preparing for a possible mid-June reopening to start the healing process
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The Covid-19 Pandemic is bringing unity among public and private sectors. In an effort to stop the spread of the
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Coffee giant Starbucks is reopening its New York City stores and most locations across the country. The company moved to
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The MTA, which is financially struggling due to a 92 percent drop in ridership, will receive $3,9 billion in emergency funding from the federal government as soon as possible.
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The Technology industry’s biggest companies announce new strategies to keep workers safe during the Covid-19 pandemic. Google, Facebook and Twitter, all have large offices in New York City, are among leading industry companies that announced telecommuting will continue through the remainder of 2020.
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Carbon Health announced that it has tripled its headcount to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and extended its virtual care service to now serve nearly two-thirds of the U.S. population including New York and New Jersey.
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New Yorkers have more room to practice social distancing. New York City announced it is closing an additional two miles
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The New York City Police Department is getting a boost in supplies to protect officers from the infectious COVID-19 disease,
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Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Global Network Access Control Market, Forecast to 2024, revealed that the proliferation of the Internet of
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A new market research report by MarketsandMarkets reveals a boost in the value of innovation for the agriculture market. The
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New York City based Verizon Communications Inc’, announced its first quarter earnings and gave bonus data to its customers to
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The Metropolitan Transit Authority is making a historic change to the nation’s largest subway system in order to stop the
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Otterbox is creating technology that could help stop the spread of coronavirus. The company launched a glass screen protector from
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Amazon Web Services (AWS), announced Amazon AppFlow, a fully managed service that provides an easy, secure way for customers to
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EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was updated to include the month of June. NYC Mayor made this announcement after this story
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The COVID-19 pandemic is causing a disruption among 5G infrastructure vendors. According to data collected by ABI Research, most advanced
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Amazon owned Whole Foods is making changes to its Bryant Park store. The company sent an announcement to its New
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The New York Metropolitan Transit Authority adding benefits to honor employees who lost their lives as a result of the
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The Cybersecurity industry has become essential to telecommuters during the pandemic. According to a study conducted by researchandmarkets.com, the cybersecurity
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Internet giant Google, has been enlisted by New York State to fix its unemployment online and phone system. New York
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New York City-based Verizon Communications inc., is creating a series of webinars to support small business development. The telecommunications giant
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Starbucks is making changes to its New York City stores during the coronavirus pandemic. New York City Wired has learned
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As Americans continue to work from home to stop the spread of the coronavirus, businesses and consumers are experiencing data
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Mobile phone giant T-Mobile has completed its record-breaking deal to merge with former rival Sprint. The $26 billion deal, originally
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Lyft-owned Citi bike is offering help to medical staff working hard to help patients affected by the Covid-19 (coronavirus) disease.
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While the White House ponders a national order to reopen the country in April, mayors and governors of the nations
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New York City’s Metropolitan Transit Authority is facing challenging economic times due to the coronavirus shutdown. The nations’ largest transit
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New York City-based Verizon Communications Inc is giving its wireless mobile users a boost in data for the month of
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The Jacob Javits Center known for events including the technology and automotive sectors, has opened its doors to state and
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As a part of its efforts to stop the spread of the contagious coronavirus, the New York Stock Exchange has
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In an effort to keep people informed about COVID-19 disease (coronavirus) Facebook launched a special information center on its social
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In a move to stop the spread of the Coronavirus, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that all
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The seats at New York City’s iconic event venues including Madison Square Garden and Broadway theaters are empty following an
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New York City-based Verizon Communications Inc., announced its is preparing its network to handle increased data speeds and downloads that
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The trains and streets of New York City will be a lot emptier in the month of March. Lawmakers, companies
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Artificial Intelligence Transcription technology company Verbit has raised an estimated $65 million to boost its brand. The latest series B
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