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Coney Waffle opens first New York shop in namesake Coney Island

By Jessica Parks

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‘Show some love to the neighborhood:’ Coney Island biz ready for boost from Mermaid Parade on June 18

By Jada Camille & Jessica Parks

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Piercing shop Studs opens fourth New York City location in Brooklyn

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Mill Basin Kosher Deli’s pastrami sandwich still reigns supreme

By Brooklyn Paper

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Locals cut green ribbon on Bay Ridge Greenmarket, back for 15th season

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

The Department of Labor unemployment stats.

Business

Brooklyn’s unemployment rate falls, but still second-highest of five boroughs

By Aidan Graham

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Business

New artwork unveiled as part of ongoing Coney Island mural project

By Jessica Parks

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Business

Coney Island supermarket, ‘Fine Fare,’ accused of price gouging, receives summons for failing to post prices

By Jessica Parks

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Clark Street station debuts new elevators, but businesses still struggling after six-month closure

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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The Bagel Shop, founder of famed ‘Rainbow Bagel,’ closes for good

By Jessica Parks

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Business

Beep gives chamber $20K to keep southeast Brooklyn businesses ‘thriving’

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Business

Bath Beach Starbucks employees become first in Brooklyn to unionize

By Ben Brachfeld

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Business

Freelancers Union to make move to Sunset Park’s Industry City

By Jessica Parks

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City Council passes amendment to pay transparency law

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Mommybites: The best online source to find and refer nannies

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Businesses on Third Avenue in Bay Ridge displayed artwork from local artists for the Embrace Winter Festival.

Business

Embrace Winter Festival shows off the artistic beauty in Bay Ridge

By Jessica Parks

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Small Business Survivors | Brooklyn Tea shares love for tea with community and grows online during COVID

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Business

Clinton Hill sex shop controversy climaxes — a second time

By Ben Brachfeld

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Business

Tearing down Century 21, a project that was ‘never meant to be’

By Jessica Parks

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