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Ten emerging technology companies have been selected to participate in the 2021 FinTech Innovation Lab New York, a 12-week program founded by Accenture (NYSE: ACN) and the Partnership Fund for New York City that helps early- and growth-stage enterprise tech companies accelerate product and business development through in-depth engagement with top financial services and venture capital executives.
Crowds at a concert for the Mercedes Band at a club in Tel Aviv. Credit... A Green Pass allows us, the vaccinated, to go to concerts, restaurants and sporting events. But Israel's real-time experiment in post-lockdown living leaves many questions unanswered.
Want to get the At Home newsletter in your inbox? Sign up here. Welcome. What constitutes a return to "normal" life? Is it when schools and offices are open consistently? When we've reached herd immunity? When we no longer wear masks in the supermarket? On planes?
NEW YORK--()--Ten emerging technology companies have been selected to participate in the 2021 FinTech Innovation Lab New York, a 12-week program founded by Accenture (NYSE: ACN) and the Partnership Fund for New York City that helps early- and growth-stage enterprise tech companies accelerate product and business development through in-depth engagement with top financial services and venture capital executives.
All ten leading New York mayoral candidates seem to agree on one thing: New York bagels are better than California bagels (no matter what The New York Times says). Food is an easy way for politicians to win points and present themselves as relatable.
ForwardQueens Borough President Donovan Richards will host two virtual Queens job fairs to help residents get back to work this month, he said Tuesday. Richards will co-host the first event with Assemblymember Catalina Cruz on April 9.
Queens Daily EagleDarla Faye Tieszen, 72, of Marion, S.D., passed away on Friday, April 2, 2021 at Sanford USD Medical Center in Sioux Falls, S.D., after a five-month battle with pneumonia. A funeral service was held Wednesday, April 7 at the First Church of God in Marion, with burial in the church cemetery.
FreemansdAfter suffering a heart attack last week, rapper DMX remains hospitalized and in a coma in New York. According to the musician's manager via NBC News, DMX is set to undergo tests Wednesday to determine the functionality of his brain.
Los Angeles TimesMayor Bill de Blasio: Good morning, everyone. Well, I got to tell you, I'm really seeing amazing things happening all over this city. Last night, I had a wonderful experience. For the first time in 13 months, one of our most cherished cultural institutions, the Brooklyn Academy of Music, BAM - BAM had its first live performance in 13 months at the skating rink in Prospect Park.
ALBANY, N.Y. ( NEWS10) - New York State is continuing to expand its rapid testing capabilities in an effort to safely reopen parts of the economy. "We really want to help those who are asymptomatic, feel that sense of normal life," says Meghan Ziobro, the General Manager of Consumer Diagnostics for BioReference Laboratories.
NEWS10 ABC'HE SERVED WITH GREAT DISTINCTION': Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianaris issued the following statement about Council Member Costa Constantinides announcing his resignation from the Council and becoming CEO of the Variety Boys and Girls Club: "Council Member Costa Constantinides is both a friend and a leader for western Queens who has served our community with great distinction.
Western Queens GazetteIt is the way that Hemingway penned the process of going bankrupt: first comes a series of incremental steps which bring you closer to bankruptcy, until reality hits you and a sudden realization of what has occurred dawns upon you.
HAMPTON, N.Y. (WCAX) - Three people were injured when an SUV hit two Amish buggies Tuesday in Hampton, New York. New York State Police say Thomas Morcombe, 31, of Whitehall, New York, was driving his SUV southwest on Route 4 at about 6 p.m. when he hit the two buggies from behind.
WCAXThe family of "Jungle Jack" Hanna, 74, has announced his retirement amid a diagnosis of dementia. In a letter shared by Hanna's family on Wednesday over social media, they confirmed that the beloved television personality and zookeeper had officially resigned his post as director emeritus of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in December, a role which he held for 42 years.
New York PostWhen life is disrupted by crisis, some people see opportunities - for change, action, introspection - they might not otherwise. This article is part of a series on resilience in troubled times - what we can learn about it from history and personal experiences.
Grammy-nominated rapper DMX was on life support at a New York hospital Saturday evening after he was admitted the previous night in grave condition after suffering a heart attack. DMX, whose real name is Earl Simmons, was rushed to a White Plains hospital from his nearby home around 11 p.m.
NBC New YorkWaverly resident Jesse Hellyer has received a great deal of recognition throughout his career with New York Life Insurance Company. In 2020 alone, he scored an impressive number of agency and industry awards despite the challenges brought on by the COVID pandemic.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many employees turned to working from home last year. As the tri-state gradually reopens and the summer months approach, many people will turn their focus to returning to the office or planning those coveted weekend getaways. But what about our pets?
NBC New YorkThe research and analysis of the global Online Life Insurance market emphasizes emerging Online Life Insurance industry trends and offers actionable insights to businesses. The study helps business managers, CXOs, venture capitalists, manufacturers, producers, suppliers, and investors identify opportunities and business optimization strategies to improve the market position in the global Online Life Insurance market.
Divided by generation, ethnicity and class, but currently galvanized by a surge of racially motivated attacks, Asian-Americans are growing rapidly as political players. When Mike Park first heard about the recent shootings in Atlanta, he felt angry and afraid. But almost immediately, he had another thought. "We can't just sit back," he said.
