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ENTERTAINMENT
New report shows single, ‘nonfamily’ homeowners most common in Manhattan
The building at 441 W 37th St. near Hudson Yards Photo via Google Maps A new report released Wednesday by real estate research firm Property Shark profiling NYC homeowners showed that while married New Yorkers are the most likely to own homes in four boroughs, Manhattan bucked the trend with single or “nonfamily” homeowners leading all other groups, according to…
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LIFESTYLE
Shania’s Max Bet Brings ’80s-Inspired Cocktails, Natural Wine, and Disco Balls to Gowanus
Doing a shot with the bartenders is a bit of a hallowed experience: You get a peek into what they’re into behind the stick, which is oftentimes playing with obscure stuff on the back bar. At Shania’s Max Bet, which recently opened in Gowanus, you can get into that sort of fun without having to put the hours in to…
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REAL ESTATE
Prospect Park to host Battle of Brooklyn reenactment for borough-wide 250th anniversary commemoration
Relive the first and largest battle of the American Revolution this weekend as part of a borough-wide commemoration of the Battle of Brooklyn’s 250th anniversary. Fought in August 1776, just weeks after the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, the battle took place across parts of present-day Prospect Park, Green-Wood Cemetery, Fulton Ferry Landing, and Fort Greene Park. To mark…
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CRYPTO
What Happened In Crypto Legal News This Week
Former Alameda Research and FTX executives receive 5-year trading bans On Tuesday, the US District Court for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) entered consent orders related to a 2022 enforcement action against former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison and crypto exchange FTX co-founder Zixiao “Gary” Wang. The orders imposed by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) required…
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FINANCE
Hyundai considers Georgia Metaplant expansion to 800,000 units
Hyundai Motor is considering expanding production capacity at its Georgia assembly plant from 500,000 vehicles annually to between 700,000 and 800,000 units by 2028, CEO José Muñoz told CNBC on Thursday. The South Korean automaker said following publication of the interview that the plans are under consideration but not yet confirmed. At the upper end of that range, the Georgia…
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ECONOMY
Has Broader Stock Market Participation Changed How Interest Rates Affect the Economy?
Juan M. Morelli Stock market participation in the U.S. has changed dramatically over the past four decades. In the mid-1980s, fewer than 30 percent of households held equity. By the early 2000s, more than half of U.S. households owned equity, either directly or through mutual funds, 401(k)s, and IRAs. As participation widened, the way stock market fluctuations passed through to…
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MARKET
Former JPMorgan exec takes on Social Security advisory role
Matt Zames will take on an unpaid adviser position at the Social Security Administration, according to reports. Source link
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SOCIAL MEDIA
LinkedIn says 1M people have reported AI slop
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. LinkedIn has shared an update on the usage of its new “seems like AI slop” option, which launched earlier this month, providing a systematic process for people to report content that appears to be generated by artificial intelligence tools. And certainly, there seemingly…
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GADGET
LinkedIn Says Its AI Slop Button Is Working
The platform will now alert users when their posts have been reported using the tool. LinkedIn LinkedIn recently began testing a dedicated reporting tool for AI slop. After only a few weeks, the company says it’s already improving the quality of the posts people see in their feeds. The “seems like AI slop” button has been used more…
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MOBILE
A fix for the red tint issue on the Galaxy S26 Ultra may be coming later this month
Last month, Samsung acknowledged reports that the Galaxy S26 Ultra display can have a red tint under certain conditions and promised a fix for it – the company blamed it on a software issue, not a hardware one. Said fix is coming by the end of the month, according to Samsung’s customer support team in Korea. One user on the…
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