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Entrepreneurs Cindy Lee and Marie Driven.

Business

Event space Room43 opens in Brooklyn

By Nelson A. King

Fe Noel posed with guests after making her opening remarks at the opening of her new business.

Grenada

Fe Noel’s homecoming with her brand’s store in Little Caribbean

By Ebony Prescod

Naomi James Sweet[ish] - selling baked goods at Baruch's Marketplace campus event.

St Lucia

Caribbean heritage inspires this first-generation student and business owner

By Milette Millington

Schneps Media owners Victoria and Joshua Schneps

AMNY

Schneps Media nationally recognized by leading media industry outlet

Times Square,

AMNY

Rolling the dice: A closer look at the 10 contenders seeking lucrative New York casino licenses

Illegal marijuana seller in Bronx

AMNY

Potful of trouble: NYC stores skirting marijuana licensing rules, prompting legal confusion and safety concerns

Wilbur Pack, Jr., fashion designer and creative director of the B.Brave by SK WiLBUR backpacks, with two of his backpacks.

Business

Backpacks that tell Black stories

By Orlande Fleury

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AMNY

Inaugural ‘Power Admin’ event recognizes the importance of administrative pros

Mark Bendah, Guyanese-born New Yorker, by way of Atlanta, Georgia outside his open-concept Hotel, Restaurant and Bar in Bourda, Georgetown, Guyana.

Guyana

From Georgia to Georgetown, re-migrant renews love for Guyana opens hotel, restaurant, bar

By Tangerine Clarke

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AMNY

Schneps Media buys Queens Post, expanding reach across ‘The World’s Borough’

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Grenada

Grenada Tourism Authority celebrates at Christmas appreciation dinner

By Orlande Fleury

FILE PHOTO: A healthcare worker draws the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine from a vial at Dignity Health Glendale Memorial Hospital and Health Center in Glendale

Caribbean

Job recovery in the Caribbean attained in 2022 after shock of the pandemic: IDB

By Nelson A. King

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Business

Caribbean economies will decelerate in 2023: warns ECLAC

By Nelson A. King

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Business

American firms to cash in huge state projects in Guyana

By Bert Wilkinson

Hrbvor (Herbivore) Teas founder Zahira Marmar.

St Kitts and Nevis

How a Caribbean woman started her own tea company

By Milette Millington

From left back row: Bill Stomp, Wells Fargo; Daniel McPhee, Executive Director, Urban Design Forum; Krissy Moore, Sr. VP, Wells Fargo; Catherine Domenech, VP, Wells Fargo; Moshood Model; Devonte Deshong, Bed-Stuy Gateway BID; John Sloan, Buro Happold; Trevor Reynolds, Buro Happold, NYC; Wanda, Saez, Wells Fargo; Deborah Marton, Van Alen; Chi Osse, NYC Councilman; Dale Charles, Executive Director, Bed Stuy Gateway BID, Blondel Pinnick, CEO, Bedford- Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation; Hakeem Jeffries, US Congressman; Joyce Turner, Chair, Bed-Stuy Gateway BID Board of Directors.

Brooklyn

Bed Stuy small biz kicks off Winter Wonderland Holiday Marketplace

By Nelson A. King

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Lincoln Hospital hosts blood drive, takes part in multiple community celebrations

Cops are looking for this suspect, who allegedly shot a man in Far Rockaway in broad daylight on Tuesday, Aug. 12.

Gunman wanted in Far Rockaway shooting, victim ‘uncooperative’ with detectives: Source

Osbert Orduna, CEO of The Cannabis Place in Queens, has been one of the lead organizers of the movement to protect dispensaries impacted by New York’s revised school-distance rule and is among 12 licensees suing to block the change.

‘We followed the rules’: 12 NYC cannabis businesses sue state to block school-distance rule change

Osbert Orduna, CEO of The Cannabis Place in Queens, has been one of the lead organizers of the movement to protect dispensaries impacted by New York’s revised school-distance rule and is among 12 licensees suing to block the change.

‘We followed the rules’: 12 NYC cannabis businesses sue state to block school-distance rule change