Tag: New York
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COLUMN: Mammynomics will poison the Big Apple
There once was a man named Mamdani, Who convinced voters he was their mommy. He’ll make one percenters, Pay for all food and renters, ‘Till the rich leave in a tsunami. This viral internet limerick captures the absurdity of Zohran Mamdani’s smorgasbord of pie-in-the-sky socialist promises and predicts its inevitable outcome. He’s now the mayor-elect…
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Colorado’s top election official targets AI-generated ‘deepfakes’ in elections
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold is targeting AI-generated “disruptors” — such as “deepfakes” — as her office prepares for this year’s elections. Griswold unveiled her legislative priorities at a time of social anxiety over “deepfakes.” This week, pornographic “deepfake” images generated by artificial intelligence and sexualizing people without their consent hit the singer Taylor Swift,…
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7-year-old fashion prodigy rules runway at Denver Fashion Week
Couture show helps bring eight days of fashion to a stunning close
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Stiles African American Heritage Center celebrates achievements of Barney Ford
Museum creates new space for Denver legend
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Colorado says hello to New York-style bagels | Table Talk
Bella’s Bagels, 3582 Blue Horizon View St., is gearing up for an early spring opening. Jason and Michelle Stele, owners of the bagel bakery, started making and selling their New York-style bagels at farmers markets and currently are exclusively marketing the bagels to their Cordera neighborhood on Saturdays. “We have a multi-step baking process that…
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Denver helped more than 5,000 immigrants since December
More than 5,000 immigrants from South and Central America have arrived in Denver since early December when an influx of new arrivals prompted city leaders to set up temporary shelters and declare an emergency. Denver hit the milestone over the weekend. During the height of the migration, the city saw busloads of immigrants from El…
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Chicago, New York and Miami top choices for immigrants leaving Denver
The city of Denver spent nearly $500,000 in December on 1,900 Greyhound bus tickets to send immigrants to 35 states and Washington DC, documents obtained by The Denver Gazette show. The majority of immigrants were bused to New York and Illinois. These costs do not reflect those bused in January, nor state expenditures for its charter…
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Retailers cope with rise in shoplifting and organized retail crime
Shoplifters have become much more aggressive and violent in the last several years, leading retailers of all sizes to strategize on how to cope with this form of theft. On average, retailers are reporting a 26.5% increase in organized retail crime, according to the National Retail Federation. And many observers scratch their heads when they…
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Metro Moves: Tech innovator opens headquarters in Denver
Welcome to the Denver Gazette’s Metro Moves. You’ll get the latest metro Denver openings, closings, hiring and promotion briefs here. To submit your company’s news, drop an email to [email protected]. HEADQUARTERS The Global Business Development Division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) announced a tech innovator chose Denver for its…