NYNext is indispensable insider insight into the people, innovations, and policy that matter most to NYC’s power players (and those who aspire to be). Led by New York Post financial correspondent Lydia Moynihan, the franchise introduces readers to the brightest visionaries and industry leaders shaping the future of the city and beyond.
“Do I think the biggest banks in the world are thinking about whether they should launch a stablecoin? Yeah, I know they are,” Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse told NYNext.
“Every patient is going to have AI working on their behalf in five years,” Legion co-founder Arthur MacWaters told NYNext.
The tech giant is launching a new artificial intelligence initiative called Meta Small Business.
Lydia Moynihan covers stories at the intersection of Washington, Wall Street and Silicon Valley. During her time at The Post, she’s conducted interviews with notable business leaders including Barry Diller, Bill Ackman and Eric Schmidt as well as senators and presidential candidates. Thanks to her Rolodex of sources packed with power players, she’s broken dozens of stories including efforts to ban TikTok, Rudy Giuliani’s indictment and Trump’s SPAC.
NYNext spoke with doctors at Private Medical, Sollis Heath, Extension Health, MD² and the Comite Center for Precision Medicine & Healthy Longevity — all of which have locations in NYC — to find out what’s behind the concierge medicine…
“If you can make the American worker 50 times more productive than any other worker, you can change the math equation and underwrite the business case to re-industrializing at scale,” chief technology officer Shyam Sankar argues.
“Ethereum, to me, is really gonna be where Wall Street meets crypto,” a source told NYNext.
Lydia Moynihan sits down with Prenuvo founder and CEO Andrew Lacy to talk about a startling gap in modern medicine: most cancers are never caught in routine screenings. Lacy says his company is trying to flip the traditional health-care model on…
“MRI is the most accurate imaging modality for our organs, but it’s the last thing you’re ever given,” Andrew Lacy told NYNext. His company offer an alternative.
American Operator gives small business owners an appealing new retirement option.
“They don’t want to serve the most important part of the government in time of conflict,” Michael told NYNext. “That seems very off.”
Forget co-working spaces—these Gen Z hustlers are building seven-figure media empires… from a gym. William Zimmerman goes inside Chelsea Piers Fitness, where the city’s “media mafia” sweats, pitches, and hustles side by side. From viral…
The Flatiron location of Chelsea Piers Fitness has become an unlikely de facto office for some of the city’s most notable young tech entrepreneurs.
This week, America put its military arsenal on full display — sinking Iranian warships, neutralizing thousands of missiles and drones, and executing strikes on a scale few thought possible. It was a reminder that our technological superiority is…
Lydia Moynihan interviews David Ulevitch and Katherine Boyle from Andreessen Horowitz about their American Dynamism practice, which invests in companies serving the national interest, like aerospace, defense, and energy. They explain that…
