Business News – Page 6 of 65 – Caribbean Life

New York City, NY, USA, 1965. Skyline at the southern tip of Manhattan, New York City.

Business

New York City economy show strength with 30% drop in Black and Latino unemployment

By Dawn Plummer

Attendees of the Chase Business mixer pose for a picture following the presentation.

Trinidad & Tobago

Carib Biz Network empowers Caribbean entrepreneurs in New York City

By Tracey Khan

WTF Financial Planning event

AMNY

‘WTF’ is the future like? ‘What The Financial!’ event with AARP New York will help you find the road to prosperity

Members of the community and supporters came out to support the opening of this Haitian Black owned cafe. Debbie Esther Louis and Randy Peer hold the Brooklyn sign.

Business

Haitian American opens Sweet Sundays Cafe

By Orlande Fleury

Danny Persaud, part owner of Tropical Isle Roti Shop, stands in front of his restaurant on Liberty Ave & Lefferts Blvd.

Business

Tropical Isle Roti Shop: A culinary gem in the heart of Little Guyana and beyond

By Tracey Khan

Naala Royale-Holder, owner of Dunns River Lounge, celebrates her 20th anniversary in business, surrounded by Senior Councilwoman Dorothy Goosby, Rockville Centre Deputy Mayor Kathy Baxley, Councilwoman Laura Ryder, Legislator Scott Davis, Minority Affairs Executive Director Lionel Chitty, President of Rockville Centre Chamber of Commerce Ed Asip, and employees during the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Business

Celebrating 20 years of Dunns River Lounge: A culinary jewel in Rockville Centre

By Tracey Khan

Bake and Things, from left: Grenadian Antoinette Alexander-Saffian, Jamaican Patricia Davidson and Trinidadian Vianny Bishop.

Business

I AM CARIBBEING celebrates Caribbean American Heritage Month and Juneteenth, honors Little Caribbean small businesses

By Nelson A. King

Cassandre Davilmar, owner of Lakou Cafe in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Haitian-American entrepreneur Cassandre Davilmar focuses on building Lakou Café

By Nelson A. King

Waterfall Lounge & Bar is located at 4703 Church Ave., Brooklyn, New York.

Business

Waterfall Lounge: A family legacy of culinary excellence and community

By Tracey Khan

Guyanese-born Sheon O Sampson, a debenor dresser, who is the owner and CEO of Caribbean Power Jam Radio, located at 169 Remson Ave. in Brooklyn, celebrates eight successful years broadcasting stirring entertainment, and inspiring content to the community.

Power Jam Radio celebrates 8th anniversary with millions of fans, inspiring programming

By Tangerine Clarke

Owner of 'Just Because Hair Therapy Salon' Carol Thomas.

Business

Hair care pioneer Carol Thomas shares entrepreneurial insights, revolutionizing hair care in Black and Brown communities

By Tracey Khan

CEO of GloFace LLC, Devindra Mohanlall.

Business

Devindra Mohanlall: Breaking stereotypes and empowering women through makeup artistry

By Tracey Khan

Late President and CEO of Tower Isle Frozen Food, Patrick Jolly.

Jamaica

Caribbean business stalwart Patrick Jolly passes

By Dawn Plummer

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QNS

Kimberly Parris: Local chef, entrepreneur and innovator hopes to inspire others through food

Owner of Miya Hair Candacy Benjamin.

Business

Miya Hair: A testament to love, resilience, and success

By Tracey Khan

Ron Soogrim visits and inspects produce from one of his farms.

Guyana

United States-based Guyanese entrepreneur Ron Soogrim cultivates success in global agricultural business

By Tracey Khan

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The first dead whale of the year washed ashore on Rockaway Beach on Thursday, March 26.

Dead whale washes ashore on Rockaway Beach, drawing crowds of onlookers

Tyrell Hankerson and Farah Louis, both New York City Council Members; Monique Chandler-Waterman, New York State Assemblywoman; and Clyde Vanel, New York State Assemblyman, attend an MWBE Networking Reception hosted by Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, New York State Assemblywoman, during the 55 Annual Legislative Conference in Albany this year 2026. The event connected minority- and women-owned business with government leaders to promote awareness, inclusion, and support.

State lawmakers call communities to Albany for 2026 MWBE Advocacy Day

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