The New York City Housing Authority has mistakenly cut off federal rent subsidies for hundreds of public housing tenants at privately run buildings, triggering hundreds of eviction notices and frightening residents who insist they’ve paid their rent on time without fail. The erroneous cutoffs occurred at multiple NYCHA developments run by private firms the housing […]

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Even before another “Billionaires’ Row” tower pierces the Manhattan skyline, the developer of the planned skyscraper is leaving a mark underground. Two new subway elevators at the 57th Street stop beneath Sixth Avenue are fully funded by the real estate firm Sedesco, which plans to build a high-rise at 41 W. 57th St., a long-empty […]

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Sam Tabahriti / Reuters:
The UK CMA proposes requiring Apple and Google to relax UK developer payment “steering” rules, and Apple to open NFC; Google says it “already made the changes”  —  Britain's competition regulator on Tuesday proposed allowing app developers to steer users …

Stephanie Stacey / Financial Times:
Hotels, tour operators, and travel agencies rush to launch proprietary online tools and loyalty schemes to fend off future competition from AI travel agents  —  Chatbots could help to find, filter and book customers' destinations  —  Hotels, tour operators and travel agencies are rushing …

Peter Campbell / Financial Times:
AI may help transform air traffic control by processing vast amounts of data, spotting collision risks early, and easing staff shortages as air travel grows  —  The technology has potential to assist controllers with an increasing flight load but many are wary