Food & Drink

Inside DeKalb Market Hall, Disneyland of Food

With 40 diverse vendors, Brooklyn's largest food hall makes its impressive debut at City Point

By Kara Cutruzzula

Our Town

Making the Immigrant’s Hard Road a Little Easier

How a Brooklyn-based group sparks rallies, provides vital services, and stands up to Donald Trump

By Emily Nonko

Industry

Freelancing? How to Make the Most of Your Solo Act

As a new city law adds protections, three Brooklyn freelancers share their own business-survival tips

By Patrick Smith

Real Estate

What a 100% Affordable Rental Building Looks Like

In Brooklyn's Prospect Heights, a stylish development on Carlton Avenue puts a dent in the city's housing crisis

By Stephen Koepp

Industry

Ahoy! How Brooklyn’s Marine Terminal Came Back to Life

The Sunset Park facility is humming again, helping fuel the neighborhood's industrial surge

By Allison Prang

Industry

Beautiful Bikes, Gender-neutral Beer, and the Lice Ladies

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

By The Editors

Design & Tech

How to Build a Bicycle Company in 12 Easy Lessons

Getting rolling was a challenge, but after five years in business, this Brooklyn entrepreneur has learned a thing or two about steering a startup

By Kara Cutruzzula

Industry

Why This Brooklyn Exec Was Tapped to Rescue J. Crew

West Elm president Jim Brett worked miracles with the Dumbo-based retailer. Now he'll need to do it again

By Stephen Koepp

Industry

Northside Music Fest: Our Top 10 Picks

Some 300 artists will perform this week at the giant Brooklyn event; we offer a few essential choices

By Dan Callahan

Design & Tech

How Cryptocurrency Could Change Filmmaking

A Brooklyn-based director aims to finance her thriller, 'Braid,' using an emerging technology for fundraising

By Stephen Koepp