Business & Innovation

Avant Gardner LLC, the operator of the Brooklyn Mirage, a popular music venue in East Williamsburg, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief after failing to relaunch this year.

Island Pops turned up the summer heat with a 10-year celebration that blended culture, music and community spirit in the heart of Crown Heights.

Craving Ethiopian coffee or Ghanaian chocolate ice cream? Head to Kente Cones in East New York.

The state rolled out a new online guide to help New York businesses navigate the costly fallout of federal tariffs that have strained trade and tourism.

The Brodsky Organization is giving residents in four Brooklyn buildings new ways to connect with the borough’s vibrant arts scene through a collaboration with the Brooklyn Museum.

Thousands of New York delivery workers have a chance to claim their share of a multimillion-dollar settlement meant to pay them back for lost tips.

Antonio Jefferson, a photographer and studio owner, is encouraging Black and queer artists to pursue a full-time career in the arts.

BOYFRIEND Co-Op offers drinks, food, community and a new business structure.

Thousands of Con Edison customers in Brooklyn lost electricity on Tuesday and Wednesday amid a historic heat wave.

Residents in Greenpoint, Williamsburg, Bedford Stuyvesant, Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Prospect Heights, Park Slope, South Slope and Windsor Terrace are advised to conserve energy while the utility repairs equipment.