Stories from New York · United States

A fire in Mott Haven last year resulted in three fatalities.

Flounder Pictures has announced layoffs, citing widespread dissatisfaction with GitHub and a desire to create an alternative. The company is holding an AMA with director Damian McCarthy on Friday, May 15th.

Authorities have targeted a retail theft ring that operated across nine US states.

A listener is enjoying William Kapell's early 1950s recordings of Chopin's Mazurkas, noting Kapell as one of the greatest American pianists despite his lesser fame. Kapell died tragically in a plane crash at age 31.

Several music publishers have filed a lawsuit against AI developer Anthropic. The lawsuit alleges that Anthropic used copyrighted music to train its AI models without permission.

The increasing capabilities of AI in tasks like research, document creation, and calendar management are impacting journalism jobs. AI is already affecting entry-level positions in the field.

Citigroup has raised its price target for Broadcom (AVGO) from $475.00 to $500.00, while maintaining a Buy rating. This adjustment reflects a positive outlook on the company's stock performance.

Goldman Sachs has filed documents to launch a Bitcoin fund. The fund aims to provide investors with exposure to Bitcoin. This move indicates growing institutional interest in cryptocurrency assets. This move comes as Bitcoin is reportedly transitioning to a treasury asset.

A community garden in New York City has agreed to allow Zionist members after previously barring them. This change follows a legal settlement addressing the discriminatory policy.

1010 WINS NYC reported on a new device designed to help remove airway obstructions in children. The device is intended for use when children are in a hospital setting.