Business & Innovation

Athena Keke’s is opening on Greene Avenue this summer with a mission to give women’s sports enthusiasts an inclusive place to gather and build community.

Thirteen small businesses in Brooklyn are getting a digital boost thanks to a new microgrant initiative from Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso.

The store, which first opened in 1997, will close on July 3 and open back up in October, the company said.

In a first-of-its-kind WNBA collaboration, Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin join forces with the New York Liberty to celebrate inclusivity, empowerment and game-day glam.

The impact from the Trump administration's vast tariff policy could shutter nearly a quarter of all small businesses in Brooklyn, a recent survey from the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce found.

Imagine a movie theater that features small films produced by independent filmmakers as well as big Hollywood motion pictures, with the option of chowing down on buttermilk chicken fingers as a snack – all in Brownsville.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced $30 million in new funding to expand electric vehicle rebates and enhance charging infrastructure at multifamily homes, workplaces and public spaces.

Maria-Leena Kerr, a Danish tour guide in New York City, said it felt "like my baby is being taken away,” as some foreign tourists start to cancel travel plans to the U.S.

All Good, a legal dispensary near Brooklyn College, wants the shop to become a community hub.

Brooklyn Navy Yard has opened applications for academic institutions to join its cutting-edge Research Yard. More than $5 million in city funding is available to support the build-out.