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How Saie founder Laney Crowell’s network built her clean beauty brand
“A huge part of my success was that being in New York gave me proximity [to power players],” said Saie’s Laney Crowell. “I could do five meetings in a day if I wanted to, and I did.”
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Trump's dream TikTok deal could set a blueprint for doing business with China
"Trump loves the reciprocal trade framework ... and he loves this [idea]," a source said of the president's plan for joint ventures.
Crypto crowd ready for blue skies under Trump administration: Four-year 'harassment' is over
"Banks will be able to touch crypto — for the last four years they've been told they can’t,” one prominent investor told The Post.
Sam Altman, Mark Zuckerberg and biz leaders choose Trump inauguration over World Economic Forum
A well-placed venture capitalist helping craft Trump’s tech policy told NYNext that for the first time in years, “I don’t know anyone going to Davos.”
Mosaic is Upending Wall Street
Watch Mosaic’s CEO Ian Gutwinski sit down for an in-depth interview with NY Post’s Lydia Moynihan. Ian explains that Mosaic is the world’s first digital deal-modeling platform, which streamlines the...
This start-up has found a way to cut down on Wall Street's brutal, sometimes fatally long hours
"Our technology takes more than 14 hours of work … and squishes it down into 15 minutes," Mosaic founder and CEO Ian Gutwinski told NYNext.
Elon Musk-hyped meme coins are soaring in value — and analysts say they're here to stay
Savvy smaller investors and investment funds have poured millions into the space — and reaped impressive returns for doing so.
Wellness guru explains why stress is good for you — and NYC is the perfect city to embrace it
"New York kind of has its own mind and its own plan for you. And I think that is single handedly the reason why people actually are healthy right here,"...
Meet the content creators harnessing AI —and how they use it to make thousands per month
Online influencers are raking in as much as $60,000 per month in passive income on AI generated content posted to social media.
This Brooklyn startup is changing the way NYC charges EVs
It's Electric pays homeowners to allow a curbside EV charger to be installed in front of their building.
Meet the duo making EV charging as easy as charging your phone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PFOXae-yvU The Post's Lydia Moynihan sits down with the ItsElectric co-founders to find out about their EV charger that doesn't require power from the utility company, how it's being funded,...
Wealthy New Yorkers are spending as much as $50K tipping people for the holidays
“A solid tip from a wealthy person is $1,000,” said a source. “You would tip your trainer a full month's bonus. You would tip your dog walker a full month's...
Wonder's Marc Lore on GrubHub and Revolutionizing the Food Industry with AI
The New York Post's Lydia Moynihan sits down with Marc Lore, former CEO of E-Commerce at Walmart and the visionary founder and CEO of Wonder. Lore discusses his strategy on...
This billionaire is betting artificial intelligence will choose your meals for you in the future
“I've already started experimenting myself to see what [relying on an algorithm to select meals] is like," Marc Lore revealed.
Enigma's 'UFO'-spotting app soars by 74% in wake of drone mystery
Enigma has become a hub for almost a million people to share and discuss UFO and UAP sightings like the unidentified drones over New Jersey.
Many CEOs don't want bodyguards even after UnitedHealthcare exec's murder — here's what they're doing instead
“Unless they’re ex-Mossad they probably aren’t going to be that helpful,” one high-level executive told NYNext. “I don’t want to walk around with bodyguards.”
$155 "Amazon Air Water," cryo, and hyperbaric chambers at NYC's healthiest social club
The Post's Lydia Moynihan sits down with Dr. Jonathan Leary, the founder of Remedy Place, a social club focused on making self-care a social experience. He opens up about the...
The future of socializing in NYC includes $155 bottle service — but not the kind you think
The doctor behind Remedy Place bets that you'll want to socialize at the club — a wellness club, that is.
Taking big risks — including a move to Thailand — has paid off big for hotelier Amar Lalvani
“The thing is to be bold, to be brave," he told NY Next.
Inside Amar Lalvani's new hotel in Soho
The Post's Lydia Moynihan sits down with Amar Lalvani, CEO of Standard International, as they discuss the opening of his new hotel, The Manner, in Soho. Lalvani shares what brought...
Hotel exec Amar Lalvani is pioneering a new style of luxury at The Manner — and getting rid of TVs in rooms
"If you go to your good friend's house, you aren't going to waste your time in the room watching TV," Amar Lavlani, the man behind The Manner, told NY Next.