Our Town

How to Be Charitable, from Brooklyn’s Guru of Giving

Cecilia Clarke, CEO of the borough's community foundation, explains why she intensified the group's activism toward social and racial justice

By Stephen Koepp

Industry

The Islanders Say Bye to Brooklyn, But Where Next?

The team wins a bid to build a new arena at Belmont, but their home during construction remains to be seen

By Norman Oder

Industry

Encore! Encore! Our 17 Most Read Stories of 2017

Gentrification and skyscrapers, buzzing drones and hand-woven pillows–these were among the year's hottest tales

By The Editors

Food & Drink

Hard Cider, Enjoying a Boom, Bubbles up in Brooklyn

A new Bushwick cidery and restaurant reflects a joyful obsession with Basque cuisine

By Angelica Frey

Real Estate

How to Start a Real Estate Agency from Scratch

A small Brooklyn brokerage, Niche, is a new generation of mom-and-pop shop, challenging industry giants

By Arden Phillips

Our Town

Inside a Brooklyn News Site’s Last-ditch Campaign

BKLYNER planned to shut down at the end of the month unless it could recruit 3,000 paying subscribers. Here's what happened

By Kara Cutruzzula

Industry

Where Seasonal Work Can Be More than Just a Holiday Gig

Brooklyn e-commerce retailer UncommonGoods aims to guide its hundreds of temp workers toward year-round careers

By KADIA GOBA

Industry

Gifts Galore, #MeToo, Local Tech Stars, and Knitting Man

Your weekly roundup of the latest Brooklyn business news, from The Bridge and its media colleagues

By The Editors

Industry

What Your Company Can Do to Prevent Sexual Harassment

In the era of #MeToo, employers of all kinds need to be ready to reckon with the sins of the past–and avert them in the future

By Lesley Alderman

Design & Tech

Meet the Latest Stars in Brooklyn’s Tech World

The makers of chatbots, podcasts, automated gardens and more were honored at the Technical.ly Brooklyn Awards

By The Editors