small business

Dedication, customer service and luck go a long way to keep a business thriving.

The most successful small manufacturers create customized, premium products efficiently.

Just Plastics owner Robert Vermann explains the secrets to staying in business since 1944.

Small Business Services Commissioner Rob Walsh explains how businesses can get ahead in the Big Apple.

Sutton Clocks, a beloved Upper East Side institution, will have to close its doors by December.

Stonehenge has begun to market a 5,300-square-foot space that was home to several local businesses.

Politicians and residents are concerned about the rash of small business closures in recent months.

The Center for an Urban Future said there are more self-employed immigrants than native-born.

Six businesses on Ninth Avenue between West 17th and 18th streets had their leases terminated.

Get Up and Ride's tours are for visitors and locals who want to explore Brooklyn on two wheels.

Brazen Lingerie will close at end of May due to slow sales and a party scene on Dyckman Street.

Judith Ruano, a Guatemalan immigrant, has found that opening her restaurant was just the first challenge.

Furry Fiends pet store is slated to replace Continental Dry Cleaner after its owner retires this month.

Advocates have renewed their push to mandate paid sick leave for businesses with five or more employees.

A more than 30-year-old Optimo candy store in Inwood is taking a leap into the online world of Facebook.