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ENTERTAINMENT
Manhattan commercial judge urges attorneys to use the Court of Claims and join the bench at NYCLA ceremony
A Manhattan commercial division judge urged other commercial lawyers to consider the Court of Claims as a way to join the bench in his remarks at a New York County Lawyers Association Law Day event on Wednesday. “It’s more attainable than you might think,” acting Manhattan Commercial Division Supreme Court Justice Joel M. Cohen said during the event at Club…
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LIFESTYLE
Finally, a Fandango-ish Site Built for (and by) Cinephiles
If you’re the type of seasoned or aspiring New York cinephile that’s easily overwhelmed by the sheer range and frequency of classic movie screenings and repertory film programming on offer any given day of the week in this city, prepare to be pushed to the brink. Gone are the days of crawling Fandango or binge-following local indies, only to realize…
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REAL ESTATE
Kurt Weill’s former New York country estate with a creative pedigree asks $2.3M
Photo credit: Wills Studio Known as Brook House, this five-acre estate at 16 South Mountain Road is an important part of local creative history. Located within the South Mountain Road artist community, the charming country property anchored by an 1880 main house is the former home of legendary composer Kurt Weill, known for penning the popular song “Mack the Knife,”…
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CRYPTO
Fairshake PAC’s $20M Investment Pays off in Three US State Primaries
Political action committees (PACs) aligned with and funded by the cryptocurrency industry notched a series of wins in three US state primaries on Tuesday, potentially setting a precedent for the 2026 midterm elections. The Fairshake PAC and its affiliates poured a combined $20 million into supportive media for the races. The committee, largely funded by crypto companies Ripple Labs and…
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FINANCE
Analyst Report: Corteva Inc
Analyst Report: Corteva Inc Source link
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ECONOMY
AI’s Macroeconomic Challenges and Promises
Simone Lenzu In the third quarter of 2025, America’s largest tech firms for the first time spent more on capital investment than they earned from operations. The implication is that AI, a technology with the potential to make the economy more productive, is, for now, absorbing resources faster than it is generating returns. This post discusses how the tension between…
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MARKET
Has Google lost its AI edge? How its ‘unexciting’ strategy could actually pay off.
Critics worry Google is losing ground to flashier rivals, but rapid Gemini adoption and AI-native integrations are driving monetization behind the scenes. Source link
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SOCIAL MEDIA
X pitches advertisers on rising opportunities in the app
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. X is making a renewed pitch to advertisers as it seeks to boost its revenue intake, with the company looking to sell marketers on the advances that it’s made in ad targeting, powered by its advanced artificial intelligence models to drive improved…
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GADGET
OpenAI May Go Public As Soon As September
OpenAI is reportedly preparing to file for an initial public offering (IPO,) according to The New York Times. If a filing does happen in the near future, the IPO could take place as soon as September. This is all according to a pair of company insiders who spoke to the paper. They said that OpenAI has been laying the groundwork…
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MOBILE
Samsung is facing the biggest worker strike in its history over employee bonuses
Samsung’s memory division reported record sales for Q1, but this has caused discontent within the company, specifically the Device Solutions (DS) business. DS is home to the memory business, System LSI (which designs chipsets) and the foundry business (which fabs chips for Samsung and external clients). Now Samsung is facing the biggest strike in its history – with 48,000 employees…
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