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Artificial intelligence firms are feasting on Manhattan office space

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By Arun Venugopal Verified
| Data and Society
Earlier this month, the artificial intelligence company Altana signed a lease for 62,000 square feet of office space in Midtown, tripling its current Williamsburg office space. Weeks earlier, another AI company, Sierra, signed a lease for a 94,000 square foot space on East 26th Street, not long after AI video company Synthesia closed on 50,000 square feet of space in the Flatiron District.
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World Cup winner has already been declared: NYC bars, watch venues

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By Arun Venugopal Verified
| Gothamist Verified
In anticipation of the FIFA World Cup, Astoria's Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden made a strategic decision to invest in nearly two dozen big-screen TVs and completely overhaul its sound system. The investment has more than paid off, said Greg Boudreau,  events director and floor manager at the establishment, which is one of the city’s biggest watering holes, with a capacity of 1,300 people.
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'I am relieved': NY, NJ react to Supreme Court ruling backing birthright citizenship

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By Arya Sundaram Verified, Arun Venugopal Verified
| Gothamist Verified
Elected officials and immigration advocates in New York and New Jersey are celebrating Tuesday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling striking down President Donald Trump’s executive order banning birthright citizenship.
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