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Governor Cuomo Announces Groundbreaking for $242 Million National Urban League Headquarters in Harlem
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NYC Media Lab To Unveil Innovative Exploratorium Virtual Conference Technology At March 10 AR/VR Forum
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New York City Invests in Rapid Covid Test to Aid Recovery
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• Big Data/Cloud-Based Solutions
Innovator applications will be accepted through March 7
th and up to three solutions will be selected in June to be evaluated in rapid-cycle studies with end-users, providing key validation data and actionable insights on design, feasibility, and market potential. There is zero cost to apply, zero cost to participate, and zero equity by HITLAB. Interested innovators and start-ups should apply today.
ABOUT HITLAB BREAKTHROUGH ALLIANCE
For over twenty years, HITLAB has been a pioneer in the advancement of digital health research, strategy and education. In 2016, the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) partnered with HITLAB to launch the Digital Health Breakthrough Network (DHBN) as part of its broader efforts to facilitate growth in New York City’s healthcare and life sciences sectors. HITLAB now operates this program independently and continues to provide prototype testing services to the digital
Energy was high, and the night air was cold, so people were dancing. The music switched between Anuel AA and Pop Smoke, while Teamsters wearing thick layers hats, gloves, masks chanted in call and response. “Just got one question for you: What do you want?” one of the workers at the mic asked. “Yo,
what do you want?”
I thought someone said, “Bad Bunny,” but it was:
More money.
In the first major work stoppage of 2021, more than 1,400 warehouse workers and drivers represented by Teamsters Local 202 are on strike at the Hunts Point Produce Market in the Bronx. The strike, now entering its fifth day, is a response to a stalemate in negotiations with the owners of the Hunts Point Produce Market which takes in more than $2 billion in annual revenue, according to the New York City Economic Development Corporation over a $1 wage increase and an additional 60 cents in health benefits.