Will Zimmerman
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<br>The future of travel — five technologies set to change the ways the world moves
Get ready for flying taxis, floating ferries and the return of supersonic planes.
The 'grocery-store guy' is building a food empire, one scan at a time
Bobby Parrish has launched his FlavCity product line in nearly 2,000 Target stores.
Remembering the 2000 Subway Series 25 years later: New York's 'Baseball Woodstock' as told by those who lived it
Twenty-five years ago today, the New York Yankees beat the New York Mets in Game 5 of the 2000 World Series. It remains, to this day, the only championship meeting...
Juul is waging a comeback with high-tech safeguards meant to keep vapes away from teens
Juul is waging a comeback with high-tech safeguards meant to keep vapes away from teens
‘Dear New York’ turns Grand Central into massive art installation
For the first time in the transit hub's history, there are no ads, just art.
NYC’s digital members-only clubs are harnessing power of city’s most influential tastemakers — and major brands are buying in
“We’ve taken the membership model and twisted it,” said Bryan Goldberg, the man behind NYLON Membership.
With Noble Mobile, Andrew Yang wants to do for data what Mark Cuban did for prescription drugs
Andrew Yang’s new venture, Noble Mobile, offers a $50 unlimited phone plan that pays users back for unused data.
US Open’s $800M makeover puts VIP hospitality courtside — ‘We’ve heard the feedback’
A massive, $800 million renovation will transform Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Fintech giant Plaid revolutionized American banking, now it's battling AI fraud
“It's a cat-and-mouse game," CEO Zach Perret told NYNext.
New Social Media Platform twocents Replaces Usernames With Net Worth — 'It’s About Radical Transparency'
On twocents, your network is your net worth.
AI-powered exoskeletons are helping paralyzed patients walk again — and could soon be coming to homes across US
“Every time I get up, I remember how tall I really am,” Caroline Laubach, a 22-year-old exoskeleton test pilot from Pennsylvania, told NYNext.
Donald Trump Jr., Omeed Malik are all about investing in companies that enhance US prosperity, even as GrabAGun has rocky debut
“A lot of the things that we've done over the last few years [have come] out of necessity,” Donald Trump Jr. said of 1789 Capital. “We saw the affront on...
NYNext Guide to: Where the wealthy are moving now
Forget Monaco and Miami, these are the new hot spots for the 1%.
This medical school is thinking like a tech startup — and it could save your life
NYU Langone is blurring the line between doctor and inventor.
NYNext Guide to: Luxury Wellness Retreats
NYNext charts the rise of wellness as luxury — from six-hour hikes at The Ranch in Malibu to $54,700 stem cell resets at Clinique La Prairie on the shores of...
How Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin got LeBron, Jay-Z and Tom Brady to headline the most ambitious event in sports fandom
Michael Rubin is bringing back Fanatics Festival — a glitzy, star-packed sports convention that lost $15 million in its first year — as a strategic play to deepen fan loyalty...
This AI platform is drastically changing how major financial firms do business: 'Like having a really capable intern'
Hebbia is supplying artificial intelligence to those with more information than time — and millions, if not billions, on the line.
Inside NYC’s exclusive new cleaning club — from the woman who sold her last brand for $100M
The Fill is part product line, part community — a way for Gwen Whiting to turn years of labor into a curated, intentional space.
Whisper-quiet electric helicopter-plane could turn NYC into ‘The Jetsons’
Kyle Clark, the pilot and CEO behind BETA Technologies, envisions his ALIA aircraft landing on rooftops and being used for short-hop flights across New York City.