Business

Dozens of would-be entrepreneurs sat in a Bay Ridge church hall Wednesday night to get advice on how to take the first steps toward becoming the next Bill Gates or Steve Jobs. … Full Article

Fairway shares climb on first day of trading

Red Hook
Shares of Fairway climbed on their first day of trading after the New York grocery store chain priced its initial public offering above expectations. … Full Article

Simon & Schuster to offer e-books to libraries

The publisher of Stephen King, Bob Woodward and other top-selling authors has changed its policy of withholding e-books from libraries. … Full Article

Welcome back! MetLife reopens Bay Ridge office after renovations

Bay Ridge
Michelle Pedigo, a regional vice president of MetLife, recalled that when she first walked into the insurance giant’s Bay Ridge office in 2007, she was less than impressed with the décor. “I thought, ‘Can we get new carpeting?’” she said. … Full Article

Post office retreats on eliminating Saturday mail

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Postal Service backed down from its plan to eliminate Saturday mail delivery because Congress barred it, officials said Wednesday. … Full Article

Brooklyn Community Foundation President Marilyn Gelber to leave in June

Downtown
Alan Fishman, chair of the Board of Directors of the Brooklyn Community Foundation, has announced that founding President Marilyn Gelber would step down from her position at the end of June. … Full Article

Manatee Madness: Target dress label at Atlantic Terminal offends larger women

Atlantic Yards
Shoppers at the Atlantic Terminal Target store say a label that listed the color of a plus-size dress as "manatee gray" was insulting. The label for the same dress in smaller sizes described it as "dark heather gray." Target apologized for the label. … Full Article

Fairway's going public! Company now ready for its initial public offering

Fairway, the iconic New York grocery store chain whose initial public offering was disrupted by Superstorm Sandy, said Thursday it is ready to go public in hopes of raising up to $164 million. … Full Article

IT'S A DEAL: City pols will mandate paid sick leave for private biz; Brooklyn Chamber cheers

Downtown

Brooklyn Chamber’s Scissura: 'Makes good business sense'

New York City Council members stood with business leaders and labor advocates Friday morning to support a deal to bring paid sick leave to workers in New York City. … Full Article

40 percent of Sheepshead Bay stores still shut post-Sandy

Sheepshead Bay
Gokhan Karakollukcu never imagined that the placid waters beyond Emmons Avenue would blast apart his café's windows one late and horrifying October night last year. … Full Article

With e-filing, paper tax forms are getting harder to find

Brooklyn Business Library carries tax forms going back to 1979

 … Full Article
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