Business & Innovation

Scheduled to open in fall 2019, UOVO is expected to be the largest art storage facility in Brooklyn.

One electric bus is expected to reduce carbon emissions by 270,000 pounds per year.

The free online program provides educators with the tools to locate primary sources, search databases and evaluate websites to create more engaging learning experiences

The winning app will be featured on the U.S. House of Representatives’ website and in a U.S. Capitol exhibit.

The installation is part of the city’s plan to reduce 80 percent of its greenhouse gas emissions by 2050

 E-scooters could be an inexpensive, environmentally friendly transportation option that operates similarly to ride-sharing programs like Citi Bike.

The new 1,900-square-feet "mini-mall' inside Downtown's City Point will include eight international retailers, some of which are making their U.S. debut.

Since its launch less than a year ago, more than 100 NY women entrepreneurs have obtained loans through the city's partnership with the crowdfunding platform Kiva.

The new Freelancers Hub will provide free workshops, networking space, legal clinics, benefits assistance and more to independent workers in media and entertainment Brooklyn will be home to the nation's first 'Freelancers Hub,' providing free network

State Senator Montgomery and Assemblymember Wright co-sponsored a bill that requires homeowners to be notified about constructions on neighboring properties to protect their homes from potential damages.