The Legendary Una Mae Carlisle Owner Of Gee-Haw Stables Jazz Club In 1940’s Harlem
Una Mae Carlisle, co-owner of Gee-Haw Stables (aka Mercedes' Gee-Haw Riding Academy) was a Harlem jazz club at 160 West 132nd Street.Continue reading
NYC Mayor de Blasio Launches No-Penalty Sign Inspections
The de Blasio Administration today announced the start of a new No-Penalty Business Accessory Sign Inspection Program and the return of the annual No-Penalty Deck and Porch and Retaining Wall Inspection Programs. Continue reading
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The COVID Crisis: Ouch, Dunkin’ To Close 800 U.S. Locations In 2020
Dunkin’ announced on Thursday that it plans to permanently close approximately 800 U.S. locations based on the effects of the COVID crisis.Continue reading
Sign-Up For Columbia Business School’s Pro Bono Small Business Consulting Program
Greetings from the Columbia-Harlem Small Business Development Center:Continue reading
New $4 Million Grant To Assist East Harlem Small Businesses Impacted By COVID-19
NYC Council Member Diana Ayala, Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer and Union Settlement today announced the creation of a new $4 million East Harlem Small Business Grant Program.Continue reading
With A Store In Harlem Lane Bryant And Others Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
The parent company of Lane Bryant, Ann Taylor, LOFT, Justice, Catherines, and Lou & Grey -- ascena retail group, inc. -- is the latest retailer to take a fall from the COVID-19 pandemic and file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.Continue reading
Social Life In The North America Is Going Back To Normal As Entertainment And Hospitality Reopens
NYC and Canada reopening bars and restaurants: phases and guidelines
New York City is one of the world’s most important cities when it comes to entertainment, hospitality, food, and culture. Continue reading
City Provides Free Compliance Consultation To Help Businesses Open Safely
NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) Commissioner Jonnel Doris announced the expansion of its no-cost compliance consultation services.
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Plotting A Course To Match Harlem’s New Demand
Consumers starting to spend again has come at a time when BLM is urging customers to use black-owned stores, something which Harlem excels in.Continue reading
Walgreens To Add Doctor Offices To Hundreds Of Stores From Harlem To Hollywood
Another day and another shift in pandemic land. Walgreens and VillageMD announced an upgrade of their relationship on Tuesday, whereby Walgreens will be the first national pharmacy chain to offer full-service doctor offices co-located at 500-700 of its stores. Continue reading
7 Tips To Save Money And Have Fun Shopping Online
Online shopping allows you the ease of getting items delivered directly to your door.Continue reading
Do Meal Delivery Services Really Save You Money?
With the lingering effects of COVID-19, many of you might be looking for options for having things delivered to your home, including meals. Continue reading
How To Prevent Damage To Your Business
Your business will be always something you hold close to you. You went through a lot, dodged several pitfalls, and made difficult decisions. Continue reading
Nothing Lower Case As Diversity Marketing Consortium Launches In Partnership With Harlem Capital
In an effort to help offset systemic racial and gender-based inequality for diverse founders, public relations agency SourceCode Communications,Continue reading
Espaillat Announces More Than $400,000 In CARES Act Grant Funding To District Organizations
Today, Representative Adriano Espaillat announced more than $400,000 in federal grant funding through the CARES Act economic stabilization efforts to help support several cultural institutions located in New York’s 13th congressional district.Continue reading