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Whenever you hear of New York Jets game day, you immediately think of an ocean of green and white, screaming spectators, and the usual tailgate in the parking lots pre-kickoff. However, in recent years, those tailgate rituals have changed- they have been changing in regard to the fan culture, technology and even policy within the stadiums.

Brooklyn, NY, is renowned for producing legends in music and culture but on the gridiron too. From city playgrounds to packed NFL stadiums a select few have transplanted Brooklyn's grit and swagger into pro success.

There’s something magnetic about Brooklyn. The mix of old cobblestone streets, converted warehouses and that skyline view from across the East River – it never gets old.

The Breeders’ Cup Championship, set to mark the end of the 2025 horse racing season at Del Mar, is said to be the pinnacle of horse racing in the world.

In an increasingly fast-paced, digital-first economy, customer expectations have evolved. People expect instant replies, consistent support quality, and personalized service, no matter the time of day or the platform they use.

MGM Resorts International has abruptly withdrawn from the competition to land one of New York’s coveted downstate casino licenses.

Digital banking and mobile payments have boomed in recent years thanks to innovation in fintech. Advancements in e-commerce have made this progression necessary.

From the buzzing energy of Fulton Street to the inventive storefronts that are tucked away in Clinton Hill and Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn has always had hustle in its veins, where local entrepreneurs have long built dreams from sheer determination.

FinTech in 2025 has evolved beyond disruption to become an integral part of the global financial system. Artificial intelligence, embedded services, and alternative data have transformed the way people access money, shifting borrowing and lending from slow, traditional processes into seamless, real-time experiences.