Cerebras Systems didn’t just go public this week; it minted billionaires and delivered one of the biggest venture paydays in years. The A.I. chip startup priced its IPO at $185 a share on Wednesday (May 13), above a range it had already raised twice. Shares opened at $350 on Thursday and closed at $311.07, valuing […]
Cerebras IPO Creates Billions for CEO Andrew Feldman and Early A.I. Chip Backers Read More »
As we have previously established, the recently erected 22-foot golden statue of Donald Trump is not a false idol. But a… More »
No One Loves This 22-Foot Gold Statue As Much As Trump Does Read More »
The MTA’s hopes of offering limited Metro-North service at new stations in the East Bronx as soon as next year appear to be dwindling, officials confirmed Friday. The regional transportation authority had floated the alternative last October as part of a plan to jump start Penn Station Access, the $2.9 billion megaproject to eventually extend
Hopes Fading for Metro-North Service at New Bronx Stations by Next Year Read More »
The Brooklyn Mirage and its many miserable, very public missteps and malfunctions are, by now, officially, just about a thing of the past, razed to the ground before a single song could ever be shazamed. And yet, a year since it all started to go south, we’re somehow still learning details, still piecing together how
All Falls Down: How The Brooklyn Mirage Permitting Disaster Actually Unfolded Read More »
Independent opened yesterday (May 14) in a new location in Lower Manhattan’s Pier 36, which is much less central and less immediately connected than Tribeca, but still worth the trip for the quality of its presentations. The larger space allowed the fair’s thoughtful selections to breathe, which matters more than you might think in a
Over three weeks of testimony, Elon Musk’s legal team has tried hammering home one fundamental point to the jury: You cannot trust Sam Altman. On Tuesday, Musk attorney Steven Molo a… More »
The OpenAI Jury Has to Decide: Do You Trust Elon Musk or Sam Altman? Read More »
Democrats and Republicans spent much of the past year engaged in a gerrymandering competition. The race was to reshape the maps pushed into overtime by the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in More »
Why the Midterms Battleground Keeps Shrinking Read More »
A year after the latest wave of U.S. tariffs reshaped global trade, the drinks industry is still absorbing the aftershocks. Scotch whisky exports to the U.S. have dropped by 15 percent, European wine imports were down 11 percent in January 2026 compared with the year before and retail wine prices climbed by as much as
Premium Spirits Meet a More Fragmented Global Economy Read More »
Mark Rothko painting displayed on the wall and bidding information shown on a screen.” width=”970″ height=”647″ data-caption=’Sotheby’s kickoff sales achieved a combined total of $433.1 million, led by Robert Mnuchin’s $85.8 million Rothko. <span class=”lazyload media-credit”>Julian Cassady Photography / Ali</span>’> Coinciding with several art fair openings, Sotheby’s kicked off a May auction round in New
President Trump and his big entourage of cabinet officials and CEOs are on their way back from More »
Did Trump’s China Trip Accomplish Anything At All? Read More »
