In the midst of Supreme Court rulings and retirements, political upsets, and horror at the border, you might have missed that New York ended their legislative session last week and achieved little. Read about this and much more in our latest newsletter.

As the New York Senate and Assembly ended their legislative session last week, we, along with many New Yorkers, were disappointed to see very little actually get done. Here are four issues the legislature should prioritize next year.

In response to the Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of President Trump’s travel ban, Tech:NYC has released the following statement.

To celebrate Pride this year, we’re spotlighting five LGBTQ founders from our membership that are building new services for connecting people through better workplaces, skill sharing, world travel, personal ads, and nonprofit freelance jobs.

In response to the NYC City Council's new proposed legislation to restrict homesharing, Tech:NYC has issued the following statement.

The Trump Administration officially proposed to rescind the International Entrepreneur Rule (IER) on Tuesday. It’s an obvious way to attract top talent, and it’s maddening that such a common-sense policy fix would fail.

In case you’re not up to speed on the significant new GDPR regulations, we’ve published a policy brief that explains what GDPR is, how it affects New York companies, and more.

A new survey we completed with Accenture shows 80 percent of companies in New York City plan to hire new tech talent in 2018, with more than half planning to increase their workforce by 20 percent or more.