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Netflix increasing its operations in New York City

Attention, New Yorkers! Netflix may be hiring.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says the streaming giant will open a new production location in Brooklyn. The company will also soon move to bigger working spaces in the borough of Manhattan.

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