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BUSINESS
spring forward Sunday at 2 a.m. – NBC New York
Most of America “springs forward” Sunday for daylight saving time and losing that hour of sleep can do more than leave you tired and cranky the next day. It also could harm your health. Darker mornings and more evening light together knock your body clock out of whack — which means daylight saving time can usher in sleep trouble for…
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SHOWS
Berkeley Talks transcript: The rise and destruction of the Jewish fashion industry – UC Berkeley
Berkeley Talks transcript: The rise and destruction of the Jewish fashion industry UC Berkeley Source link
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TECH
Coldware’s IoT-Ready Blockchain Poses a New Challenge to PI Network (PI) Market Position, PI Investors Bet Big On Coldware – CryptoDaily
Coldware’s IoT-Ready Blockchain Poses a New Challenge to PI Network (PI) Market Position, PI Investors Bet Big On Coldware CryptoDaily Source link
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SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram Previews More Features of Its Edits App
Instagram’s new video editing app is getting close to launch, and today, it’s shared some new info on the feature set of the app, including in-development elements that won’t be available on release. As you can see in these images, Instagram’s “Edits” app will enable you to manage multiple vide projects at once, all easily accessible via a “Projects” tab.…
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ENTERTAINMENT
Op-ed | Stopping repeat offenders makes the subways safer, MTA chair says
MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber riding the subway on March 6, 2025. Photo by Dean Moses As MTA Chair and CEO, I know that the reality of safety in the transit system is not just in the stats. New Yorkers and visitors alike form opinions based on lived experience, and when they see people breaking the rules – whether…
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LIFESTYLE
11 Obscenely Good Bowls of Pasta
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REAL ESTATE
Time Out to open second U.S. food hall in Union Square this fall
Time Out is opening its second food hall in New York City this fall. Set to occupy the ground floor of Union Square’s Zero Irving tech hub, the 10,000-square-foot Time Out Market will feature a curated selection of the city’s premier culinary and cultural experiences. The 300-seat space will include seven kitchens, a fully stocked bar, an outdoor terrace, and…
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CRYPTO
The future of Ethereum scaling lies in hardware, not software
Opinion by: Leo Fan, co-founder of Cysic Running Ethereum today is like trying to play a modern game on a 1980s laptop — the outdated hardware would struggle to load, lag endlessly, and likely crash under the weight of new demands. Designed for a simpler blockchain era, Ethereum’s infrastructure can no longer keep up, processing just 10 to 62 transactions…
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FINANCE
Stocks of McDonald’s and other fast food giants rise, but challenges from Trump tariffs loom
President Trump’s tariffs are throwing a wrench in fast food giants’ plans as the industry continues to struggle with rising costs and lower foot traffic. However, jittery investors may be looking toward value chains that could win over budget-conscious diners. On Friday, shares of McDonald’s (MCD) hit a record high. Over the last week, its stock rose 5%, even as…
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ECONOMY
When the Household Pie Shrinks, Who Gets Their Slice?
Jacob Conway, Natalia Fischl-Lanzoni, and Matthew Plosser When households face budgetary constraints, they may encounter bills and debts that they cannot pay. Unlike corporate credit, which typically includes cross-default triggers, households can be delinquent on a specific debt without repercussions from their other lenders. Hence, households can choose which creditors are paid. Analyzing these choices helps economists and investors better…
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