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The leaning rail is the new bench. Not every butt is happy about it

Fast Company Tech

In early March, New York City subway riders noticed a new development at the West 4th Street station, near Manhattan’s Washington Square Park. In the New York subway station, the leaning rails are intended for short breaks while riders are waitingnot long, ideallyfor a train with a high-frequency schedule.

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Inside J.Crew’s strategy to be at the ‘center of culture’

Fast Company Tech

On a recent visit to J.Crew’s Columbus Circle store in New York, I found a collection of kids’ clothes emblazoned with the logo of the Fire Department of New York. But Wadle points out that the brand is also connected to New York City. They then incorporated the brand’s logos and mascots.

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Record Revenue, Double Digit Hike For GivingTuesday

The NonProfit Times

DonorsChoose in New York City got off to an early start through a promo code sent to previous donors on Monday. Data released by the platform Bloomerang, showed 89,011 donations and 8,447 organizations participating. A few significant pledges recorded came across the platform, some more than $500,000. million this year.

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StubHub’s IPO filing reveals 30% surge in profits in 2024

Fast Company Tech

initial public offering paperwork, as the online ticketing marketplace moves ahead with its long-sought New York flotation. Nvidia-backed startup CoreWeave and Swedish fintech Klarna are among the companies gearing up to go public in New York. New York-based StubHub swung to a loss of $2.8 trade policy.

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X, formerly Twitter, slowed down access to Threads, The New York Times, Bluesky and more

TechCrunch

The platform slowed down the speed it takes when accessing links to a handful of websites, including The New York Times, Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky, Threads, Reuters and Substack. The platform appears to be reversing the slow access to news sites on Tuesday afternoon.

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How Nonprofits Can Use Livestreaming to Raise Funds Through Sponsorship

Nonprofit Tech for Good

According to a New York Magazine report, conducted in partnership with Livestream, 80% of consumers would rather watch a live video from a brand than read a blog. Distribution: Determine which platform makes sense for your nonprofit to host this series. 82% prefer live video over traditional social posts. . Hard Costs: .

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These 10 biotech companies are changing how we discover new drugs and treat complex diseases

Fast Company Tech

And Recursion is harnessing the largest supercomputer in pharma to power a drug discovery platform used by Big Pharma customers, while advancing multiple AI-based candidates of its own through clinical trials. The study, which is open to babies born at New York-Presbyterian Hospitals, has sequenced more than 17,000 newborns to date.

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