Cara Eisenpress is a Senior Reporter at Crain's New York Business. She covers a range of topics including New York's economy, startups, and the impact of AI on the city. Cara's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Ad Age, Modern Healthcare, and The Real Deal.
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Cara Eisenpress focuses on local news in New York, with a particular emphasis on big tech, real estate, business and industry, software & SaaS, human resources & employment. Her articles often cite data and press releases from government announcements.
If you are reaching out to Cara for coverage or as an expert source, consider providing insights or data related to the impact of big tech companies on the local economy in New York. Additionally, pitches that discuss trends in real estate prices and demand within specific neighborhoods of New York City could be particularly appealing. Furthermore, since she covers topics related to AI regulation and employment statistics specifically for NYC area it would be beneficial if your pitch managed to align with these criteria.
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By: Cara Eisenpress
New York City firm OpenFortune brands the slips of paper inside each cookie.
By: Cara Eisenpress
Ad tech firm OpenFortune brands the slips of paper inside each fortune cookie.
By: Ana Altchek, Jacqueline Neber, Cara Eisenpress
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By: Cara Eisenpress
New report helps businesses decide which chatbot is right for them.
By: Cara Eisenpress
The city lost 8,000 jobs in a month.
The most popular AI tools, ranked by which is most willing to admit when it doesn’t know the answer.
By: Lois Weiss, Harrison Connery, Cara Eisenpress
Stefan Soloviev is building an eclectic property empire run by his college student sons and ex-special agent CEO Michael Hershman.
The quest to fill up empty commercial space has led landlords to repurpose offices as film studios or self-storage units. And after years of mounting expectations, residential conversions are finally picking up steam , but it's going to be a long ride.
By: Cara Eisenpress, Kevin Cifuentes
Multifamily buildings seeking any possible extra source of cash flow and operators looking to attract a new type of nomadic tenant are adding short-term rentals to their long-term plans.
Real estate lost leaders from all corners of the industry in 2024. Among them were brokers, builders and policy experts who left their marks, both on the physical environment and in the culture of the work.
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