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The New York Observer is a New York City–based digital news and culture outlet that blends reporting on business, technology, arts, and public affairs with lifestyle and opinion-driven coverage.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 186
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Watchmakers Are Catching Up to Cartier’s Small-Case Instincts (opens the original)
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For much of the past two decades, luxury watches seemed to move in only one direction: bigger. Cases stretched past 40 millimeters and sports watches grew increasingly imposing as brands built entire identities around watches designed to announce themselves from across the room. Now the pendulum is swinging back. This reversal began in the second half of the 2010s, as vintage watches and their smaller proportions returned to favor, and it accelerated in the early 2020s alongside the resurgence o
Dario Amodei Wants to Pace A.I. The Industry Needs to Pace Its Release. (opens the original)
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Competition in the A.I. industry is fierce, so when A.I. leaders start singing the same tune, I take notice. This September brought a surprising outbreak of agreement following an open letter from Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei sounding the alarm over the risks of A.I. In an essay published online, he argued that while the development of A.I. is inevitable, the pace at which frontier systems become more capable should slow down enough to give companies and governments time to address the risks. Mean
Brian Niccol Says Starbucks Is Back. Pumpkin Spice Season Will Tell. (opens the original)
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As pumpkin spice latte season reaches its peak, Chipotle’s former boss Brian Niccol—who became CEO of Starbucks just over two years ago—said the global coffee chain has successfully returned to its roots. “We’ve figured out how to get back to connecting with customers,” Niccol said in a press release on Sept. 10, citing “tremendous progress” in the Back to Starbucks campaign he launched at the start of his tenure. But Starbucks’ peak season, which begins with the fall PSL and extends into winter
Dario Amodei’s $518 Billion Bet Gives AI’s Infrastructure Leaders the Upper Hand (opens the original)
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Dario Amodei has committed Anthropic to at least $518 billion in computing infrastructure spending over the next decade, in a bet that securing chips and data center capacity now will give Claude room to grow. The executives selling the Anthropic CEO that capacity have negotiated a different proposition: in many cases, Amodei must pay whether or not Anthropic uses what it bought. Roughly 80 percent of the company’s contractual obligations are non-cancelable or require payment regardless of usage
At Restaurant St. Barts, Johnnie Crowe Celebrates Britain’s Culinary Bounty (opens the original)
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It’s a warm summer day in late July in London, and the bounty of the British Isles is on display at Restaurant St. Barts. A rich bite of raw Belted Galloway beef on toast; a pot of English peas on a Japanese-inspired chawanmushi custard; slices of St. Bride’s duck served with a sunflower satay sauce and chunks of Cornish lobster tail laced with sansho pepper. The dishes showcase a broad range of culinary inspirations, but every ingredient on the menu comes from within the U.K. It was that local
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