Business & Innovation

MADE Hoops and HMBL Development debuts a $3 million training facility near the Brooklyn Navy Yard, bringing elite coaching, analytics and youth programs under one roof.

Ten Brooklyn entrepreneurs pitch their businesses as part of Ignite Brooklyn, a $400,000 grant program supporting small business growth.

Nicholas Brooklyn, a go-to for natural health care products in central Brooklyn, is asking for the community's help to keep its doors open after helping New Yorkers for over 50 years.

The $80 million Future Fund now has lower loan minimums, reduced rates and flexible repayment options to support small businesses across all five boroughs.

Carvel kicked off ice cream season with a jumbo Flying Saucer landing on the roof of a Coney Island store.

The NYC Elevating Business Loan Program will help New York City small businesses access affordable capital and support long-term growth.

When an opportunity arose to open their own studio, the founders moved quickly.

High retail prices, online scams and auto issues topped New Yorkers’ complaints in 2025, according to the Office of New York Attorney General Letitia James.

The new, 30-credit program will launch in the fall of 2026 and will allow graduates to step into high‑impact roles such as financial analyst, portfolio manager, investment consultant, risk manager, and fintech specialist.

Gluten-free and sugar-free specialty bakery Monshe marks the first business to operate at the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s rotating storefront space showcasing emerging local entrepreneurs.