Axios Future editor Steve LeVine hosted a roundtable discussion Thursday morning on how the future of work will affect our cities.
The conversation took place over breakfast with 20 startup founders, business executives, urban planners, designers, journalists, and academics.
They shared their thoughts, ideas, and questions at New York's NeueHouse.
Thank you Dell for sponsoring this event.
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Online retail and e-commerce have been chipping away at brick-and-mortar businesses over the years but the combination of the coronavirus pandemic and the 2020 holiday season may prove to be a knockout blow.
State of play: Anxious consumers say financial concerns and health worries will push them to spend less money this year and to do more of their limited spending online.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom. Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
California will "independently review" all coronavirus vaccines approved by the Food and Drug Administration before allowing their distribution, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced at a news conference Monday.
Why it matters: The move that comes days after NAID director Anthony Fauci said he had "strong confidence" in FDA-approved vaccines could cast further public doubt that the federal government could release a vaccine based on political motives, rather than safety and efficacy.