New Yorker
Coverage of New Yorker in the Nexus archive.
- CEO of the world’s largest workspace provider says commuting will be extinct by 2040—and your kids will think it’s ‘mad stuff’ professionals once did
According to Mark Dixon, CEO of IWG, commuting could be extinct within the next 15 years because the workplace of the future is everywhere and most white-collar work is online and in the cloud. Research from IWG and global engineering consultancy Arup suggests that long daily commutes could be extinct by 2040. Furthermore, data shows that younger CEOs are more likely to allow staff to work remotely than their older counterparts.
- Best of the Babylon Bee: New Yorker being stabbed glad to know Mamdani focused on arresting Netanyahu
The article highlights a satirical story from The Babylon Bee, featured by The Post, involving a New Yorker being stabbed who is glad Mamdani is focused on arresting Netanyahu. The content is presented as a weekly compilation of humorous takes from the satirical site.
- How a young group of American spies saved Greece’s precious artifacts
A young group of American spies helped save Greece’s precious artifacts during World War II. A 'Cary Grant-ish' New Yorker taught individuals to outwit the Nazis in this effort.
- Platner’s ‘living on the sea’ claim dismantled by critics as financial docs paint a different picture
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner claimed to earn a living through oyster farming and harbor work, but financial disclosures reveal most of his income comes from veteran’s disability payments. His oyster farming business generates minimal revenue, and his business assets are valued between $50,000 and $100,000, according to reports.