NYC startup creates outdoor dining huts for restaurants that can be removed and reused
A clampdown in New York City is forcing thousands of restaurants to ditch their outdoor dining pods — and one […]
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Texas judge rejects Media Matters bid to force his dismissal from X legal battle
A Texas federal judge who owns Tesla stock has thrown out an attempt to force his disqualification from overseeing the
Pelosi slams California bill that would regulate artificial intelligence: ‘misinformed’
Rep. Nancy Pelosi has come out against a high-profile California state bill that would regulate Big Tech’s fast-growing artificial intelligence
Google under fire for pressuring tech influencers to ‘prefer’ the Pixel smartphone
Google is under fire after it pressured tech influencers to promote only the new Pixel smartphone — or risk being
Amazon delivery drones plague Texas town: ‘Sounds like a giant beehive’
Residents of a Texas suburb where Amazon is testing its delivery drones say the aerial vehicles make too much noise.
National public records admit hackers stole Social Security numbers in massive breach said to affect nearly all Americans
The company that was named in a class-action lawsuit filed by Internet users who claim that every American’s Social Security
How Kamala Harris Could Get Google Out of an Antitrust Breakdown
The Kamala Harris campaign’s cozy ties to Big Tech have sparked concerns that Google will be allowed to walk away
60 Wall Street owner makes risky bet with $250 million renovation: ‘Pray or swim downtown’
The struggling Financial District’s brightest hope — and biggest challenge for its landlords — is 60 Wall St., the vacant,
Massive changes to the housing market are coming – here’s how you can get involved
Changes to a landmark settlement affecting brokers’ commissions by America’s largest real estate trade association go into effect this weekend,
New home construction falls for 5th consecutive month despite falling mortgage rates
U.S. single-family homebuilding fell to near a 1-1/2-year low in July, partly due to disruption from Hurricane Beryl, but rising