Business & Innovation

New York businesses have increased their use of artificial intelligence this year, but the growth has not been enough to close the gap with the rest of the country.

Greater transparency, stronger privacy protections and public education are at the center of a new push to guide how artificial intelligence is used in New York City.

New York City Department of Small Business Services awards the Merchant Organizing Grant to the Local Development Corporation of East New York.

For New Yorkers looking for steadier work, commercial driving can offer a route into a new career.

After a Farewell Party for its 30 year home in Williamsburg, Brooklyn Brewery will relocate to a larger space just four blocks away.

Empty storefronts and quieter commercial streets are becoming a growing concern for Flatbush merchants.

A prominent piece of Boerum Hill’s architectural history could soon disappear as plans move forward for the redevelopment of a long-vacant church site.

Three newly built two-bedroom apartments are now available to income-eligible renters in Bay Ridge for $2,650 a month.

The city’s finances are on firmer ground for now, but mounting future costs could force difficult budget decisions.

NYC is still one of the country's most expensive business hubs, but expense prices are growing slower than competing cities.