Business & Innovation

One of the greatest aspects of New York City is its access to a large variety of cuisines and themed restaurants.

TAPPED: Craft Beer Returns to the Barclays Center on July 23. Photo Credit: dsginternational.com For the second year in a row, Tapped, a national craft beer, wine and food festival will return to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on July 23, 2016.

Tish & Snooky of Manic Panic at Made in NYC Spring Fling Photo Credit: Constance Faulk/Made in NYC This past Tuesday, Made in NYC ( MINYC ), a campaign spearheaded by the Pratt Center for Community Development and funded by the New York City Coun

As the realities of gentrification continue to affect housing prices in revamped neighborhoods, some businesses are also feeling pushed out. According to a recent report , KelSo Beer Co.

Myrtle Avenue Construction Over the past decade, the Myrtle Avenue corridor that runs through Fort Greene/Clinton Hill has undergone a major restructuring and transformation that has, without question, greatly benefited the community and the small bu

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A determined advocacy group called Love Brooklyn Libraries, Inc., headed by Brooklyn resident Marsha Rimler, is taking steps to protect one of their prized entities: the Brooklyn Heights Library.

Trina Morris, founder of Style Root PR and Samira Rajan, CEO of Brookyn Cooperative Federal Credit Union talk to local residents outside of Garden of Hope in Bed-Stuy They say health is wealth , but at three community gardens in Bedford-Stuyvesant, t

New York City and its boroughs have long been recognized as melting pots of culture and ethnicity. Unique businesses seem to flourish here, especially when they invite the incredibly diverse public to try something new or different.

One of several signs used by Verizon workers on strike. For the past 43 days, the metal barricades outside of the Verizon headquarters building on the Flatbush Avenue Extension have become a makeshift base for Verizon workers on strike in Brooklyn.