Lydia Moynihan
The Archive
This $4,000 mattress of the future promises to end snoring for good: 'Sleep deprivation is the new smoking'
Eight Sleep is betting people will shell out thousands to spend their nights on the same kind of bed that Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk and the NBA's Jimmy Butler use.
A growing segment of Silicon Valley is all in on Trump: 'Very different' from backlash fears of 2016, 2020
“It's very different than 2016 when you were ostracized … in 2016 you would have had backlash from portfolio companies or founders [if you endorsed Trump],” said one Silicon Valley...
From drugstores to Rolling Stones concerts: The surprising ways Clear is expanding beyond airports
Clear CEO Caryn Seidman Becker envisions a future in which your face can open any door.
Dem-majority FCC helping George Soros fast-track takeover of nationwide radio network: 'This is scary'
The Audacy network includes a handful of shows with conservative hosts like Sean Hannity, Dana Loesch, Mark Levin, Glenn Beck and Erick Erickson.
These neighborhoods are the epicenter of NYC's tech boom
Last year, the greater NYC area attracted 14.3% of all tech-sector employees who relocated in the US — more than any other city.
New York Times, Condé Nast union lawyers up after leaders' anti-Israel tweets
The NewsGuild of New York, which represents journalists at The Times, Reuters and Condé Nast, hired outside lawyers to investigate staff and associate tweets about "Zionist butchers."
Inside Silicon Valley's $12M Trump fundraiser with Winklevoss twins and venture capitalists
More than 100 people paid up to $300,000 a head to attend the campaign fundraiser hosted by venture capitalist David Sacks in San Francisco, sources said.
Hollywood may be worried about AI, but the Tribeca Festival is ready to embrace the future
For the first time, the fest will give awards to short films generated by artificial intelligence.
Elon Musk will bring video-only feed to X in bid to take on TikTok and Instagram Reels: sources
The stream could come this summer and is inspired by former fan-favorite Vine which launched the Ice Bucket Challenge in 2014.
New York Times union rep's anti-Israel rhetoric creating newsroom ‘dumpster fire’: ‘People we pay to represent us hate us’
"It's clear that some of the people we pay to represent us hate us because ... they not only attack the New York Times but journalism itself," a longtime staffer...
100-hour weeks and heart palpitations — Inside Wall Street's brutal work culture
The tragic deaths of two Bank of America employees has become a flashpoint for anger over allegedly unrealistic work expectations on Wall Street.
Rudy Giuliani's birthday bash ends in chaos as guests scream and cry when he's served papers for AZ 'fake electors case'
Giuliani was the last of the 18 defendants in the case to be served, Arizona officials said.
25-year-old Bank of America trader dies — two weeks after death of 35-year-old banker who worked 100 hours a week
“The death of our teammate is a tragedy, and we are shocked by the sudden loss of a popular, young colleague," a spokesman for Bank of America told The Post.
Biden billionaire megadonor faces ouster from own company over 'serious concerns' about conduct
The entrepreneur founded Masimo but its shares have plunged. He could be deposed as chair if a hedge fund has its way. His fortune is a cash spigot for Democrats.
Bilt Rewards partners with Douglas Elliman for homeowners to earn points for condo, co-op fees
Douglas Elliman tenants can also earn points for eating at local hotspots like Carbone and redeem them for first-class vacation perks.
Banker's sudden death at 35 ignites firestorm over alleged grueling 100-hour workweeks
Many on Wall Street are quick to link his passing to a culture they believe values wealth over wellbeing.
Secrets of how Anna Wintour woos tech industry's big bucks for the Met Gala
“It would be a struggle to find someone who can spend the kinds of money TikTok spends," one media exec said of this year's somewhat controversial Met Gala sponsor.
Here's how much artificial intelligence will add to New York's economy
"It's the best place to recruit candidates and recruit customers." And New York is already home to 35 AI “unicorns," a new report finds.
40,000 fans, celebrity guests, a secret set: Why Warren Buffett will be the Taylor Swift of capitalism this weekend
It's Woodstock for capitalism in Omaha, Nebraska. Fans say there are $130 billion reasons to get together to hear Buffett's wisdom and buy his merch.
Billionaires race to buy TikTok after Chinese owners ordered to sell app — with Steve Mnuchin in the lead
These Wall Street and tech titans need more than likes to get control of the app.