Tishman Speyer and The Cooper Union have acquired the Chrysler Building in Midtown Manhattan for $235 million and revealed renovation plans to modernize 75% of office space, restore the iconic Art Deco façade including its famous crown, and upgrade building systems. The project includes a new 61st-floor amenity lounge with terraces offering skyline views and underground wellness spaces.
Jaguar unveiled its first new model in nearly a decade, the $130,000 all-electric Type 01, at a Manhattan event featuring celebrities and influencers. The British automaker is betting on a futuristic rebrand and luxury positioning to attract younger buyers, competing with brands like Aston Martin and Ferrari rather than mass-market rivals.
Jaguar unveiled the Type 01, a $130,000 all-electric vehicle at a Manhattan event, marking the British automaker's return after nearly a decade without a new model. The futuristic sedan represents a dramatic rebrand away from Jaguar's heritage, targeting younger luxury buyers with a boxy design and 450-mile range. The company faces challenges competing in the high-end EV market against established rivals like Tesla and Porsche.
U.S. prosecutors cited the Bitcoin Fog case to support their prosecution of Tornado Cash defendant Roman Storm in New York, arguing that jurisdiction applies because a user accessed Tornado Cash from Manhattan. The appeals court had upheld Bitcoin Fog founder Roman Sterlingov's conviction based on law enforcement deposits from Washington D.C. On the same day, FinCEN withdrew a 2023 mixer report request, citing concerns about hindering legitimate activities.
Real estate entrepreneur Ryan Serhant has partnered with AI company HeyGen to create a digital avatar that will produce daily social media content across Instagram, TikTok, and X. The avatar, appearing under the handle @HeySerhant, will share real estate lessons and insights while allowing Serhant to scale his personal brand without being on camera daily.