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“We are very, very, very fortunate to be living now because what we can do is so much more than we were able to do 50 years ago,” said Northwell CEO Michael Dowling.

“We’re letting the market speak instead of pundits, pollsters, people, political figures, people with biases or conflicts of interest, people that had incentives or not,” Kalshi CEO Tarek Man…

“These markets … are the best mechanism to get more truth about who’s actually going to win,” says Kalshi co-founder Tarek Mansour.

From the beginning, Hutchens has aimed to create designs that feel personal, rather than perfunctory markers of luxury.

Wonder is revolutionizing more than just cuisine in New York City. Since launching last year, the food delivery and take-out company has repurposed 19 vacant storefronts across Manhattan, Queens an…

“Pro-Big Tech forces are clearly trying to push his name to the Transition, and it is a full court press to get him considered,” one source with direct knowledge told The Post.

“The answer is to weaponize the opportunity instead of crying about it,” the entrepreneur and media personality told The Post.

“I’m just reacting very fast to what is happening versus guessing what it might be,” Vaynerchuk told The Post.

“I’m just reacting very fast to what is happening versus guessing what it might be,” Vaynerchuk told The Post.

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