N.Y.C. Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce Set to Drive Economic Growth and Opportunity for Business

The Chamber Expands Access to Resources, Advocacy, Partnerships, and Economic Development Opportunities Throughout the Five Boroughs

National Entrepreneur Summit & Expo New York Edition” Builds Momentum Across Media Platforms

June 11, 2026 at the Rochdale Village Ballroom the Expo is bringing together entrepreneurs, startups, innovators, corporate leaders,etc.

How To Get $95 In $250M iPhone Settlement: What To Know

Apple was caught off-guard by the intense consumer interest in the Siri AI features.

National Entrepreneur Summit & Expo– New York Edition "NYC's Premier Business Expo Set for June 11th, 2026

The 2026 New York Edition is designed as a direct response to the specific hurdles facing tri-state entrepreneurs.

National Entrepreneur Summit & Ex Connect NYC, Long Island, Regional and National Business Leaders For Impact

The event will unite emerging entrepreneurs, established businesses, corporate partners, chambers of commerce, government agencies, etc.

National Entrepreneur Summit & Expo– New Yo to Unite Local, Regional, and National Businesses for Opportunity

The Expo is more than an event it is a movement to strengthen the pipeline between grassroots entrepreneurship and national-scale opportunit

National Entrepreneur Summit & Expo– New York Set to Empower NYC’s Diverse Business Community

Small Business Owners, Startups & Corporate Leaders across region are invited to participate in highly anticipated National Expo 6/11/26

100 Black Men of Eastern New York Highlights Strong Second Quarter Growth Through Strategic Partnerships

100 Black Men of Eastern New York Highlights Strong Second Quarter Growth, Strategic Partnerships, and Momentum Toward National Conference

U.S. Companies Planning Thousands Of Layoffs Include These Businesses

The cuts reflect a mix of restructuring efforts, cost-cutting measures and, in some cases, shifts tied to AI and changing market conditions.

Automaker Recalls 1.4M Of One America’s Most Popular Models: Recall Roundup

Recalls include 3 million bottles of eye drops, certain bottles of a common anti-anxiety drug, and pots and pans that pose burn hazards.

Data Farms To Power AI Are A New ‘Not In My Back Yard’ Flashpoint

In town halls across the country, residents push back against data centers as some state legislatures question if tax breaks went too far.

Major Convenience Store To Shutter Hundreds Of Locations

A major convenience store chain will shutter 645 stores, but plans to open 200 in better locations.

Why Local Gas Stations Aren't Really In Charge In Dizzying Fuel Price Increases

U.S. drivers have spent the past month gaming out when to fill up or hunting for deals as gas prices fluctuate daily and by station.

James Beard Award Nominees: Full List Of 2026 Chef And Restaurant Finalists

Along with the nominees for the “Oscars of culinary arts,” the James Beard Foundation also announced Achievement Award winners.

These Stores Among More Than 1,400 In US Expected To Close In 2026

Stores expected to shutter this year include familiar names like Kroger, Walgreens, Macy’s, Francesca’s, Carter’s, Pizza Hut and Wendy’s.

90K Bottles Of Popular Children's Medication Pulled From Shelves: Recall Roundup

‘Gel-like mass’ found in children’s ibuprofen; product sold at Aldi may contain rodent hair; vitamins contain erectile dysfunction drugs.

As Iran Conflict Continues, Here’s How Much Gas Could Cost

Iran continues its stranglehold on the Strait of Hormuz, and unless it’s reopened, oil and gas prices could continue to increase.

Amazon Expands 1- And 3-Hour Deliveries In Thousands Of Cities And Towns

If you want it right now, are you willing to pay extra for expedited delivery? Amazon is banking on consumers saying yes.

How Iran Attacks Could Impact Gas Prices

Oil prices had already risen nearly 17 percent this year amid rising tensions between President Donald Trump and the Iranian regime.

Main Street America Brutalized By Tariffs: What’s Next For Refunds?

Small business advocates say the damage of tariffs has already been done with business closures and layoffs rippling across local economies.

Radian Compliance and Runtime Cyber Defense Announce Strategic Partnership

Delivering a unified approach to compliance for cybersecurity and privacy for businesses

They’re Getting Dozens Of Scam Calls A Day And No One Can Make It Stop

Crestwood Loan Advisors misappropriated a respected company’s name and is relentlessly calling targets, sometimes 50 or 60 times a day.

International Women’s Day Conference at Hofstra University Set for Sat. March 7th, 2026 at Student Center

The highly anticipated conference is shaping up to be one of the region’s most impactful women-led conferences of the year!

International Women’s Conference will return to Hofstra University on Saturday, March 7, 2026

The Conference returns to Hofstra University on Saturday, 3.7.2026, bringing together influential leaders, entrepreneurs, executives, etc

Inflation Cools, Not That The Cost Of Groceries Reflects Improving Conditions

If consumers closely follow the new food pyramid that prioritizes meat and other proteins, they’re feeling the effects of food inflation.

International Women’s Day Conference Returns to Hofstra University,Spotlighting Leadership, Equity and Impact

“The Conference isn't a celebration it is a call to action,” organizers said. "bringing global leaders together for solution-driven program!

International Women’s Day Conference 2026 Opens Vendor, Sponsor & Attendee Registration at Hofstra University

International Women’s Day Conference taking place Sat. 3. 7. 2026, from 10:00 AM–5:00 PM Opens Vendor, Sponsor, and Attendee Registratio

Grocery Brand Closing Nationwide, Some Could Become Whole Foods Markets

Amazon said it may convert some of the stores it is closing to Whole Foods Markets, which it acquired in 2017.

Paralyzing Winter Storms Put A Big Chill On US Economy, But How Much

AccuWeather put the costs of “the storm that shut it all down” at around $105 billion to $115 billion; other experts say that is too high.

Bigger Federal Tax Refunds Likely In 2026 As New Deductions Take Effect

Deductions help older, tipped and overtime workers, plus those who financed a U.S.-made car; child tax credit changes leave millions behind.

Wegmans Collects Biometric Data On Shoppers: What To Know About Controversial Policy

Wegmans says it’s collecting biometric data in the interest of safety, but privacy advocates cite “chilling effect” on marginalized groups.

These Retail Stores And Restaurants Closed In 2025: See The List

Some beloved brands completely disappeared in 2025, while others closed underperforming locations and focused more on e-commerce.

Multiple Retail Stores, Restaurants Planning 2026 Closures: See List

Stores will close underperforming stores and adapt their models to digital as consumers increasingly shift to e-commerce.

U.S. Inflation Slows Unexpectedly: Here’s What It Means For Grocery Prices

Food prices increased at less than the rate of overall inflation in November, despite steep increases for proteins such as beef and fish.

Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce Cans Contained Water Instead, Videos Show

Ocean Spray said it is looking into why some cans of cranberry sauce contained water instead of the familiar can-shaped gelatinous mass.

Flight Cancellations Disrupt Travel With No Relief In Sight

Air traffic controller shortages continued to lead to flight delays, but the early arrival of wintry weather was also a contributing factor.

Like A Beloved Friend, Farmers’ Almanac Mourned As 208-Year Run Ends

Almanacs were a guide for survival for those who relied on the land, as much a staple publication in farming households as the Bible.

Small Businesses Targeted In Negative Review Extortion Scam

Phony accounts halfway around the world post negative reviews about small businesses — then demand hundreds of dollars to take them down.

Why Coffee Prices Are Surging — And Why It’s Likely To Get Worse

The two-thirds of Americans who say coffee is their favorite drink are getting an extra jolt with their caffeine with record-high prices.

Spam, Scam And Robocalls At 6-Year High Despite Laws To Stop Them

So far in 2025, 44% of phone companies have fully installed mandated software and adopted anti-robocall policies; that’s down from 2024.