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The normally bustling Fulton Center seen nearly empty on Monday, March 16th.

What coronavirus closings mean for New York’s economy

Restaurants, theaters and tourism will take a hit from coronavirus. Here’s what the city and state could do to blunt its impact.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Policy

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Technology

NYPD releases facial recognition policy to mixed reviews

In an effort to increase transparency the NYPD released public guidelines on facial recognition usage.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Policy

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City & State recognizes 50 of the most influential people overseeing the technological transformations in New York.

The Gov Tech 50

Changing the way New York government works.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Power List

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The Gov Tech 50: 6-50

Changing the way New York government works.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Special List

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MTA works disinfecting frequently used surfaces at Fulton Center.

Transportation

There’s no easy fix for altering subway service during a pandemic

Potential service cuts pose more questions than answers.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Policy

policy

Technology

Tech winner & loser of the week

Who's up and who's down in tech this week?

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Policy

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Co-founder and CEO of Root Insurance Company Alex Timm.

Technology

Is ‘InsurTech’ here to stay?

Root CEO Alex Timm talks the Green Light Law, telematics-based car insurance and the slightly grating nickname for insurance technology.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Policy

policy

Uber rolled out new features on Tuesday.

Technology

Uber rolls out text-to-911 – and its annual lost-and-found index

Riders can now discretely text 911 during Uber trips.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Policy

policy

City Council Speaker Corey Johnson on the subway.

Technology

Corey Johnson talks transportation tech with Kara Swisher

The host of the Recode Decode podcast discussed the future of transportation in NYC with the City Council Speaker.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Policy

policy

Gig workers do not have the flexibility to take sick days or work from home.

Technology

Gig economy companies weigh paying workers affected by coronavirus

Some companies are announcing steps to protect gig economy workers vulnerable to the coronavirus.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Policy

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