NYCMSBCC is positioning itself to strengthen one of the world's most dynamic business markets by expanding opportunities in N.Y.C.
(NYCMSBCC) is expanding its presence in N.Y.C.’s business community with a major Multi-Cultural Networking Event in the heart of Time Square
The October fundraiser for Sister's Uptown Bookstore & Cultural Center will honor leaders in literature, education and community service.
NATIONAL ENTREPRENEUR SUMMIT AND EXPO “NEW YORK EDITION” DRAWS PARTICIPANTS FROM SUFFOLK, NASSAU, NEW YORK CITY, AND THE GREATER REGION
The National Entreneur Summit and Expo "N.Y. Edition" will be on June 11th, 2026 at Rochdale Village Ballroom - Theme: Growth and Survival!
Entrepreneurs, corporate partners & professionals are encouraged to attend one of New York City’s most impactful business Expo of the year!
The new studio will bring group workouts and a community-first approach to West 129th Street this winter.
This is not just a motivational event—it’s a working conference. Panels and sessions are designed to deliver actionable takeaways!
After 25 years in business, a vital community bookstore is fighting to stay open.
The neighborhood is getting its first Business Improvement District, which will fund street safety and beautification.
New York City Comptroller Brad Lander, who is running for mayor, made the first official purchase.
The empty lot, which spans an entire city block, has been vacant since 2015.
After more than three years of anticipation, Trader Joe's announced this week that it will open its first Harlem store on Thursday.
Cosmetics giant Sephora will open a new location on West 125th Street on Friday, company officials said.
Fitness Factory has signed a long-term lease to open a new branch in Central Harlem, marking the chain's first in New York City.
Looking to support small businesses in Harlem? Here's a list of participating businesses to check out this weekend:
30 Harlem eateries will be offering promotions and special menu items during the month-long culinary celebration. Here’s what to know:
The new site will offer menswear, womenswear and kids’ apparel, plus mobile checkout and click and collect stations.
Newest Tenant at Bronx Retail Space Supports Community Health Care
Red Kup is serving up fresh coffee, sweet pastries and to-go sandwiches from its pink-toned outpost in Harlem.
Sugar Monk, the jazz speakeasy-themed cocktail bar on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, is getting a sibling site. Here's where.
The new vegan soul food restaurant is now offering plant-based seafood seasonings, tartar sauce and beverages to-go.
The hot twist on Margherita pizza is available at Serafina restaurants around New York.
Gotham Buds is set to spark up in September, according to reports.
"We're fighting to raise the standard of living," Alberto Oliart told Patch. "We're just one piece of the puzzle."
The retailers will be joining Trader Joe's and Target at the soon to open massive development at 121 W. 125th St. Here's what to know.
The Harlem business organization that filed the suit is still "optimistic" moving forward despite the lawsuit being tossed out.
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"It is a true shame that so many leases sit unoccupied on 125th street," said Council Member Shaun Abreu.
Seven Harlem entrepreneurs are competing against each other on Thursday to secure funding for their local business ideas.
A prominent Harlem business group argues the proposed dispensary would be better better placed outside the State Building.
Dozens of local households will sell toys, furniture and more at the stoop sale between 116th and 124th streets near Marcus Garvey Park.
The popular open-air market will return this May for its second season at 125th Street and Adam Clayton Powell.
Along with the possible prize, the six-week Harlem-based course by M&T Bank includes lessons on business strategy and establishing credit.
"Primarily, we are just trying to give back," Elton Cerda, the owner of the Harlem dry cleaners, told Patch.
Many residents said that while they did not oppose the cannabis industry, they worried about opening a dispensary on the busy 125th Street.
The Landmarks Preservation Commission voted unanimously to approve a new food and drink kiosk in Harlem's Morningside Park.
The next step has taken place in the possible return of the long-empty vendors' market on 125th Street. The city is looking for feedback.
"My American dream was destroyed on Christmas Day," Edwing D'Angelo said."My preparations for New York Fashion Week in February are ruined."