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New York Modernizes MWBE Certification Process

New York Modernizes MWBE Certification Process

Minority- and women-owned businesses across New York can now access a streamlined online system for certification and state contracting opportunities.
Brooklyn Heights' Hotel Bossert Begins New Chapter

Brooklyn Heights' Hotel Bossert Begins New Chapter

After years of sitting vacant, one of Brooklyn Heights' most recognizable landmarks will turn into condominiums.
World Cup Visitors Kick Big Bucks Into New York

World Cup Visitors Kick Big Bucks Into New York

Through the first five World Cup Group matches at MetLife Stadium in June, there was $1.2 billion in direct visitor spending, generating a total economic impact of $2.1 billion in the state.
Brooklyn Business Gives Pets The Star Treatment

Brooklyn Business Gives Pets The Star Treatment

What makes Your Spoiled Pets in Williamsburg the go-to doggy daycare in northern Brooklyn?
NYC Clears Red Tape For Small Business Owners

NYC Clears Red Tape For Small Business Owners

By announcing a set of reforms and signing an executive order, Mayor Zohran Mamdani is looking to ease the pain of running a small business in the five boroughs.
Greenpoint to Welcome Brooklyn's First Goddard School

Greenpoint to Welcome Brooklyn's First Goddard School

More child care spaces and teaching jobs are coming to Greenpoint with the opening of a new early learning center.
How a Brooklyn Mexican Staple is Weathering Change

How a Brooklyn Mexican Staple is Weathering Change

Alma Brooklyn, which has been serving up Mexican dishes for over 25 years on the Columbia Street Waterfront District, is thinking how it will survive as the waterfront is poised for major development.
New Management, New Name for Brooklyn's Aviator Sports

New Management, New Name for Brooklyn's Aviator Sports

Gateway Hospitality LLC says it now operates the former Aviator Sports and Events Center, renamed the Floyd Bennett Sports Complex.
Small Businesses in Brooklyn's Bensonhurst Feel the Squeeze

Small Businesses in Brooklyn's Bensonhurst Feel the Squeeze

From garbage issues to lengthy approvals process, local businesses on 86th Street raised their concerns directly with Small Business Services Commissioner Kenny Minaya and Council Member Susan Zhuang.
New Yorkers Can 'Click to Cancel' Subscriptions Starting This Fall

New Yorkers Can 'Click to Cancel' Subscriptions Starting This Fall

Businesses will be required to provide an easy cancellation method starting on Oct. 1.