Business & Innovation

There are more than a dozen Brooklyn restaurants, bars and cafes with exclusive specials during Curbside Dining Restaurant Week.

Once completed, One Third Avenue will rise 730-feet, offering 583 mixed-income units and retail space.

A former factory and warehouse complex at 47 Hall St. in Clinton Hill will be redeveloped as mixed-income housing with a new skyscraper and commercial spaces, according to Brownstoner.

The city granted autonomous car company Waymo a permit to begin testing eight autonomous vehicles (AV) in parts of Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn. The permit requires to have a trained AV-specialist behind the wheel at all times. 

Brooklyn Public Library crowned Temika Walker winner of its first Glow and Grow pitch competition, honoring her natural skincare brand B4 UR SKN and spotlighting Black beauty entrepreneurs across the borough.

Brooklyn added more rental inventory than any other borough in July, according to StreetEasy.

Andrew Walcott, owner of Fusion East, said he was surprised his work with over 100 city public schools for food services was singled out by the city Comptroller, who reprimanded the Department of Education for approving catering orders totaling $750,0000 in 2024.

The former Century 21 department store in Bay Ridge is getting a $100 million makeover with new owners.

A new business is tackling one of the city’s quietest, but most urgent needs: keeping seniors safe in their homes.

HOM Cafe & Wine in Park Slope brings options: coffee, pastries, dim-sum, wine and Southeast Asian treats all under one roof.