Business & Innovation

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to onboard 350 new businesses to its Small Business Mentoring Program over the next five years.

For the student entrepreneurs at Ember Charter High School, a coworking space in DUMBO is where they learn English, Afrofuturist film and genealogy.

Cyclone Bagels on Surf Avenue provides employment opportunities to veterans who have experienced homelessness.

The solar installer is now a recognized qualified service provider in New York City.

A new Wetzel's Pretzels at Kings Plaza Shopping Center is looking to compete with Auntie Anne’s. Its ambitious owner is determined to popularize the brand on the East Coast.

State Assemblyman William Colton honored the Campanella family, who has been operating an ice cream truck in Gravesend and Bensonhurst for eight decades.

Food vendors made between $250 and $1,000 weekly, according to a recent study from the Immigration Research Institute.

Aveda Arts & Sciences Institutes will move to 35 Peal St. in DUMBO.

The building sold for $6.8 million.

Most of the city's rideshare drivers experienced app lockouts in August, a survey found.