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Tag Archives: Harlem business
Harlem’s Sugar Ray Robinson’s Sweet Success
On what would have been Sugar Ray Robinson’s 91st birthday, dignitaries and the sporting world gathered to unveil a ceremonial street sign in Harlem where the legendary boxer once owned a business. Continue reading
Posted in Boxing, Harlem, Harlem sports, Harlem World, Harlem World Magazine, Sports
Tagged Boxing, Concord Hotel, Cotton Club, Dewitt Clinton High School, Dorothy Dandridge and Eartha Kitt, Edna Mae Holly, fighting, Frank Sinatra, Harlem, Harlem business, Harlem Renaissance, Harlem World Magazine, International Boxing Hall of Fame, Jackie Gleason, Jake LaMotta, Joe Louis, Nat King Cole, New York City, Rep. Charles Rangel, Sports, Sugar Ray, Sugar Ray Robinson, Sugar Ray Robinson Way, The St. Valentine’s Day Massacr
Lower Your Monthly Energy Bills
Businesses often say, “I would like to open or expand my business here, but it is so expensive. Operating costs are too high. Monthly expenses pile up. Bills need to be paid. How can New York City help me offset some of these costs?” Continue reading
Small Business Tips in the World of Harlem
By Lawrence King
Being your own boss has its advantages. You answer to no one and you make all the decisions. Continue reading
Non-Profit Lowers Barriers for Harlem’s Low Income Entrepreneurs
A street food vendor in East Harlem trying to take their business to the next level often has several tough obstacles to overcome.
“If you have to choose between getting materials, paying rent or incorporating your business, you are not going to incorporate your business,” said Beatriz Mieses-Hernandez, a community liaison at Hot Bread Kitchen at La Marqueta, a non-profit bakery that runs HBK Incubates, a year-old business incubator in East Harlem. Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged Alberto Loera, Beatriz Mieses-Hernandez, Business incubator, City Council, East Harlem, Economic Development Corporation, Harlem business, HArlem food, HArlem Hot Bread Kitchen, HArlem's La Marqueta, Harlem's Taste of Ethiopia, Jessamyn Waldman, La Marqueta, Pierre Thian Catering
Harlem Businessman From Buys Historic Yantic Mill
A New York computer specialist completed his purchase of the historic Hale Mill in Yantic last week and has been working on the building to shore up the roof and any openings in the long-vacant granite complex. Continue reading










































