Business & Innovation

The Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses (FARE) Act is expected to take effect June 11, lowering fees for renters by thousands of dollars.

Queen One Inc., a commerce technology company, will open its new headquarters at 25 Kent Ave. in Williamsburg with the help of state tax credits.

The Hotel Bossert, a storied hotel on Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights, was sold to SomeraRoad, a New York City and Nashville-based real estate investment and development firm.

Josh Wyatt, the chief executive officer of the popular music venue Brooklyn Mirage was fired on Thursday, according to BKMAG. The venue was plagued by cancelled shows after failing to obtain the proper permits after a construction and safety upgrade.

Mwah Flowers and eight other local businesses gain procurement training, contracts, and community through Brooklyn Communities Collaborative program

Brooklyn led the way in new for-sale listings last month as New York City’s housing market continued to show strength despite ongoing financial market volatility.

Con Edison Makes $505 million investment to boost grid reliability, support clean energy transition, and power New York’s growing electric demand

Local entrepreneurs gathered for an intimate fireside chat led by Rep. Nydia M. Velázquez to explore how digital platforms are reshaping the small business landscape.

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.