Novel PV·Oct 1, 2021The Future of Virtual Events in NYCHuman connections and events are taking on a new shape in NYC. This year, we’re not just talking about shifting fashion and food trends or…
Novel PV·Sep 22, 2021COVID’s Unlikely Contribution to NYC’s Tech SectorAfter New York City found itself chief among America’s regions hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, many predicted a painful future for…
Novel PV·Aug 3, 2021What Does a Post-Pandemic Future Look Like for NYC?Near the start of the pandemic and the associated stay-at-home orders, images of vacant New York City streets flooded news broadcasts and…
Novel PV·Jul 22, 2021The Return of NYC’s Live Music SceneA patient New York City, yearning to feel the pulse of live music after a quiet 15 months, is ready for the return of concerts — and Foo…
Novel PV·May 19, 2021Will Long Island Build the U.S.’ First Battery-Powered Commuter Trains?Around the world, high-speed rail has become a major asset in improving transportation standards, commuting efficiency, green energy…
Novel PV·Jan 22, 2021Permanent “Streeteries” Take Off in NYCWhen the Covid-19 pandemic restricted indoor dining, New York City restaurants took to the streets — literally.
Novel PV·Nov 25, 2020Here’s Why Major Tech Companies Are Investing Big in New York Real EstateAfter Amazon’s caustic breakup with New York City came to pass on Valentine’s Day 2019, even the most optimistic tech enthusiasts had to…
Novel PV·Oct 20, 2020Street Smart? NYC Schools Launching Outdoor Learning SpacesAny other year, an outdoor lesson might have felt like a walk in the park — literally.
Novel PV·Sep 10, 2020Timed Ticketing: A New Answer to Social Distancing in NYC?How can we strike a balance between encouraging economic activity and ensuring that New York’s residents are socially distanced?
Novel PV·Jul 20, 2020How NYC is Keeping New Yorkers Cool (and Distanced) This SummerHaving a place to cool off during the summer isn’t a nice-to-have for New Yorkers; it’s a necessity.