A shoplifting contratemps at the Park Slope Food Co-op.
Category: <span>Business</span>
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Williamsburg’s Coffee Culture Isn’t Slowing Down
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For Food Manufacturers, ‘Made In Brooklyn’ a Pricey Draw
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New Kickstarter HQ May Jumpstart Greenpoint’s Emerging Arts Scene
The crowdfunding website moves next month into the up-and-coming north Brooklyn neighborhood.
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How did Dumbo become Dumbo? The story of a neighborhood
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Industry City: With Change on the Horizon, who Benefits?
In the midst of the cobblestone streets and manufacturing structures of Industry City, developers are investing in what they hope is New York City’s future.
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From Brooklyn to the Bakken: New York Real Estate Developer Riding North Dakota Oil Wave
One Brooklyn real estate developer is foregoing the New York market to ride an oil-fueled economic boom in North Dakota.
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Want to Know the Real Brooklyn? Take a Tour
To most tourists, New York City is Manhattan, but Brooklynite Jeffrey Stirewalt wants to change that and bring visitors across the river.