Lydia Moynihan
Financial Correspondent at New York Post
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4 days ago |
nypost.com | Lydia Moynihan
Nearly five years after Steven Bannon’s suspension from Spotify, his podcast “WarRoom” has returned — a move which may cement his role as the most influential MAGA voice for a global audience, given the platform’s massive reach of 268 million subscribers. Bannon, like now-president Donald Trump, managed to grow his audience during the years Joe Biden was in office despite his removal from YouTube, Facebook, and X.
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1 week ago |
nypost.com | Lydia Moynihan
The entire cryptocurrency community is on edge following the alleged kidnapping and torture of seemingly obscure Italian meme coin millionaire Michael Valentino Teofrasto Carturan in a Soho apartment. While the horrific crime, for which crypto bros John Woeltz and William Duplessie have been arrested, is obviously very close to home, it’s part of a rash of kidnappings in recent months. France, in particular, has been targeted.
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1 week ago |
nypost.com | Lydia Moynihan
NY: Tech Week has become one of, if not, the most important event for startups and VCs in New York with investors like a16z and Union Square all hosting events next week. Ahead of the convention, I spoke with Julie Samuels, the President and CEO of Tech:NYC and a driving force behind Tech Week. She founded Tech:NYC — which aims to foster the growth of the industry through advocacy, events, and policy work — in 2016 when Gotham was still emerging as a potential hub.
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2 weeks ago |
nypost.com | Lydia Moynihan
Memorial Day kicks off summer — and the influx of seasonal residents to the Hamptons. But it’s not all sunshine and revelry. Prompted by a vocal group of year-round residents, several towns on Long Island’s East End are imposing ever stricter laws and regulations, casting a shadow over the region’s vibrant summer scene.
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2 weeks ago |
nypost.com | Lydia Moynihan
Investment giant Oaktree Capital has struck a $250 million deal with Coign, a conservative-focused credit card company, marking one of the largest institutional investments in the so-called parallel economy, NYNext has learned. The parallel economy has gained traction in recent years as conservatives seek products aligned with their values. While companies like Coign have built a foothold, they’ve largely lacked recognition from major financial institutions.
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