Commuters walking through Columbus Circle will have a multitude of new shopping options when TurnStyle, an underground retail complex four years in the making, opens for business Tuesday. A long ...

TurnStyle occupies a 27,000-square-foot-long passageway from West 57th to West 59th Streets under Eighth Avenue with 39 vendors (32 storefronts and seven kiosks) including MeltKraft and Ellary’s ...

For content creators, Turnstyle is a double-edged sword. On one hand, if the new technology is widely adopted, it will inspire an entirely new wave of creativity that wasn't possible before.

Quibi’s Dispute with Eko Over Turnstyle Feature Trimmed By Judge. Quibi must continue to fight Eko's allegations of patent infringement and stealing trade secrets, though claims over its logo ...

Two years in the making, it’s transformed a disused corridor beneath Eighth Avenue leading to the 59th Street-Columbus Circle subway stop into an airy, modern industrial market.

Quibi has convinced a California federal judge that it should be allowed to keep using its Turnstyle feature while a dispute with Eko over that technology's origin plays out.

Turnstile have announced a benefit show in their hometown of Baltimore. The free gig is set for 6 p.m. on Saturday (May 10th) at the Wyman Park Dell, with donations supporting health care for the ...

A Quibi attorney argued on Thursday that the company would suffer “immense harm” if forced to disable its Turnstyle feature pending the outcome of a patent lawsuit. Eko, a New York-based video ...

A California court has denied Eko’s motion for preliminary injunction against Quibi, which would have compelled the company to stop using its “Turnstyle” video feature.Eko, a New York-based ...

Chris Gilpin, founder of one such site, Turnstyle, joins the News Hub. And he gleans this information without his customers' knowledge, or ever asking them a single question.

To prepare for the merge, Turnstyle had begun adopting Vélo-City’s lower price point and music-themed rides over the past few months. Unlimited classes are $10 for a student’s first week ...