Anika Chowdury
Joey Ortiz Jr. of NYCETC and Julie Samuels from TechNYC in the Max & Murphy studio at WBAI.
Fifty weeks after the Amazon HQ2 deal collapsed, NYC’s economy continues to add jobs, and tech companies continue to invest here. That’s not to say the loss of the deal didn’t come at a cost.
The fire that took place at 70 Mulberry St. on the night of Jan. 23 brought severe damage to the community organizations in the building.
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