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The definitive account of Travis Kalanick’s Uber downfall is here

Apple stock tumbles after analysts predict weak iPhone X demand in 2018

Microsoft tries a radical idea in sexual harassment cases: Transparency

Walmart drops the “stores” from its name in a bid for more online cred

Robert Mueller subpoenas Deutsche Bank for Trump’s financial records

Michael Flynn was just charged with lying to the FBI about Russian communications

Yahoo Taps Simon Cowell To Produce “Ultimate DJ,” And More 2015 NewFronts News

The New York Times and Bloomberg also unveil their digital video master plans to advertisers.

4 Award-Winning Buildings That Nudge People To Live Healthier Lives

These projects, ranging from a rural school to an affordable housing site, won a competition for their ability to quietly encourage citizens to make healthier choices.

5 Big Ideas To Make Cities Better

Take a look at the creative ideas–from Warsaw’s beacon system to help the blind to Lisbon’s plan to capture the kinetic energy of commuters–that could earn cities 5 million Euros for their urban innovations.

Here’s How The World’s Biggest Cities Are Tackling Climate Change

International climate agreements may be stuck in the mud, but from bike-share programs to green building codes, cities around the world are leaping forward with innovative programs that reduce emissions.

Why New York City’s Tech Industry May Be Wary of De Blasio

“I think in general, we’re worried a little bit.”

NYC Is Swapping Out 250,000 Streetlight Bulbs With LEDs

Redesigning New York’s Hidden Public Spaces To Create A More Resilient City

There’s a lot of space in the city that we don’t think about–medians, for instance. But it’s all an opportunity to introduce better urban design that makes the city more beautiful and more responsive to a disaster.

The Leading Lady Behind NYC’s Revitalized Entertainment Business

The “Made in NY” Media Center, a creative space for filmmakers and entrepreneurs, opens today in Brooklyn. When Katherine Oliver took over the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment in 2002, it was powered by typewriters. Here’s how she breathed new life into the city’s entertainment industry.

Report: Reuters Developing Bloomberg Chat Alternative

Report: Bloomberg Reporters Spied On Wall Street

Bloomberg Adds Twitter Feeds To Financial Information Platform

Apple’s 100-Person iWatch Design Team Includes iPhone, iPad Engineers

Bloomberg Expanding Tech Coverage