Exclusive | Wall Street finance bros have found their newest flex — but it’s dividing one of the Hamptons’ oldest communities

A 300-pound tuna fish doesn’t care how much your house costs. And on the ocean, there are no VIP tables or name-dropping. As the offshore tuna season reaches its peak at Montauk, Long Island, a wave of Wall Street thrill-seekers, million-dollar sportfishing boats and first-time charter anglers are pouring into one of the East Coast’s oldest fishing communities. For generations, the only people who chased tuna were the ones whose lives revolved around the water. Now these veteran anglers are begrudgingly sharing the beloved recreational sport of deep-water fishing for hard-fighting, giant and prized tuna fish with city slickers who…

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10 Ways Small Businesses Can Use AI To Grow–And Even Hire More Workers

A quartet of witnesses testifying this week to the House Small Business Committee disputed the commonly-held belief that artificial intelligence will displace human workers and insisted that small businesses which use AI are likely to wind up having to hire more employees–because they’ll grow.Already, a majority of small businesses are…

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7 HVAC repairs you can do yourself — and 5 you should never try

New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. When your HVAC starts acting up, it’s tempting to see what you can fix yourself before calling a professional. Sometimes, you’re right, and all you need to do is fix a filter issue or reset the thermostat. But not every issue is an easy fix. Some problems are not DIY-friendly. Anything involving electrical repairs, refrigerant, drainage or gas can be a safety risk and you might make the issue worse. That is especially true when your system is already…

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