Law struggling to keep up on critical data center issues
By MICHAEL H. SAHN // The law is racing to keep up with the explosive rise of artificial intelligence and the massive data centers AI needs to power its growth….
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Think you’re clever, don’tcha? (Well, you better be)
As technologies focus and expand, life is but a stream
Two steps back: New life for shuttered mental hospitals?
As care costs spiral, Trump’s transparency order flatlines
Defying Big Pharma customs, one generic leap at a time
Wastewater infrastructure is expensive – and essential
For historical perspective, the New York state of mind
Modern cheat codes have a problem: Everyone’s doing it
For Long Island malls, challenge equals opportunity
By SCOTT BURMAN // Mark Twain’s most famous misquote – that reports of his death were “greatly exaggerated” – can also apply to shopping malls. It’s true that many malls…
To Sur, with love (or, Putting innovation on the menu)
By ZELORY GREGLER // “Anyone can cook … but only the fearless can be great.” – Master Chef Auguste Gasteau Damn straight. Never mind that Gasteau is fictitious (and a…
Lightning in a bottle? Youth triathletes lead the way
By JEFFREY L. REYNOLDS // Eisenhower Park filled April 19 with dozens of determined kids racking bikes, pulling on swim caps and nervously gearing up for the annual Mini MightyMan…
As Big Medicine battles back, breaking up is hard to do
By TERRY LYNAM // Whether it’s a physician network or an insurance provider or a pharmaceutical manufacturer, the key to success in the ultra-competitive healthcare environment is to get bigger…
How to scale up, by one of the best to ever do it
By TOM MARINER // The world’s largest healthcare-solutions provider sure didn’t start that way. But what began in 1932 as a neighborhood pharmacy in Queens has certainly evolved into a…
On Long Island, a native-landscaping overhaul is overdue
By FRANK PICCININNI // Across Long Island, we have a quiet regulatory failure hiding in plain sight. Municipal codes still treat ecology like neglect. If you let a lawn become…