Business & Innovation

Originally from Lagos, Nigeria, Moshood arrived in New York in the early 1980's to make his mark in fashion and design. After years of tireless effort and hard work he opened his boutique in Brooklyn, New York in 1994.

The Economic Solution Center at Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration is inviting the residents of Central Brooklyn out for a tremendous employment opportunity.

Brooklyn Brooklyn is leading the city so far in the first half of the year in total investment property sales, with 884 sales-- a 38 percent increase over last year at this same time and nearly twice the number of investment property sales in the cit

Unemployment in New York dropped slightly to 6.6 percent, the 19th consecutive month in which the jobless rate has declined, with private-sector jobs increasing 0.3 percent, Gannett Albany reports.

Paid Sick Leave advocates and activists were out at over 150 subway stations across the city early this morning on a flyer campaigning to remind employees of their rights granted in the new Paid Sick Leave bill that goes into effect on July 30.

Eric Schneiderman New York will get $182 million in a national settlement with Citigroup resulting from an investigation into risky subprime mortgages that helped lead to the Great Recession, announced State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

The healthcare clinic located at 443 Dekalb Avenue between Classon and Taaffe Place has re-opened as Prominis Medical Center.

Gregg Pollack, CEO of the Code School At a women in technology panel that closed out the Google I/O 2014, Google's annual developers' conference in San Francisco, the tech giant announced that will pay for "thousands" of women and minorities interest

22 Arlington Place broke Bed-Stuy record last week, selling for $2,250,000 Brooklyn's definitely for sale on the international market, it seems. And it's not just Israel, Germany and China opening their purse straps.

New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer A report from New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer shows that raising the city's minimum wage to $13.13 an hour would generate $6 billion per year in new wages, giving 1.