In 2024 the city’s retail market had its best year in almost a decade — and certainly since the pandemic threw a wrench in the industry nearly five years ago — according to data from JLL. The amount of available retail space in Manhattan fell to 15.1% in 2024, its lowest level since the brokerage […]
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In 2024 the city’s retail market had its best year in almost a decade — and certainly since the pandemic threw a wrench in the industry nearly five years ago — according to data from JLL. The amount of available retail space in Manhattan fell to 15.1% in 2024, its lowest level since the brokerage
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Photo-Illustration: Intelligencer; Photo: Facebook In November 2016, Mark Zuckerberg wrote a post responding to intense post-election scrutiny about how Facebook was handling moderation. “The bottom line is: We take misinformation seriously,” he wrote. While it was crucial not to “mistakenly restrict accurate content,” he continued, the company was planning to bolster its “technical systems” and
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Norovirus cases in the city exploded this winter, trouncing rates of the stomach flu in previous years, new data shows. December saw 1,264 recorded cases of the virus in the five boroughs, a more than 250% increase over the same period in 2023 and 2022, when just 488 and 470 cases, respectively, were reported, according
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Photo: UPI/Bettmann Archive/Getty Images In his rambling press conference at Mar-a-Lago on Tuesday, Donald Trump said some very curious things, to put it mildly. One claim about Jimmy Carter, which he repeated twice, is just wrong. Following up on his recent threats to retake control of the Panama Canal if Panama doesn’t lower shipping fees
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There is no doubt that the Indonesian art market is one of the strongest in Southeast Asia. At art fairs all over Asia and Europe, we see an increasing number of big-name artists and collectors hailing from the art capitals of Jakarta, Yogyakarta, and Bandung. Private museums, galleries and studios are cropping up across the
Nvidia is going all-in on A.I. agents as it seeks to cash in on what CEO Jensen Huang calls a “multi-trillion dollar opportunity” that could change how IT teams operate. During his keynote speech at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) yesterday (Jan. 6) in Las Vegas, Huang unveiled Nvidia’s Nemotron family of large language models
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A Manhattan community board rejected the zoning changes needed for the Related Cos. to build its Hudson Yards casino complex — a symbolic setback that points to the potentially fatal neighborhood opposition that the megaproject faces. In a unanimous vote on Monday, Community Board 4 recommended that the city reject Related’s three-skyscraper proposal for the
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Mark Zuckerberg wore a rare Swiss watch worth about $900,000 in a video explaining his company’s decision to end third-party fact checking on its social media platforms in the U.S. The Meta Platforms chairman sports a Greubel Forsey Hand Made 1 on his left wrist in the video posted to Facebook on Tuesday unveiling the
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Drivers in New York cheat their way out of paying millions of dollars in local tolls each year, and with the launch of congestion pricing they have fresh motivation to get creative with toll dodging. But the city is advancing new rules officials say would make it easier to crackdown on scofflaw drivers who obscure
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