Interview with James Hughes, dean emeritus of the Bloustein School at Rutgers University

Economic expert James Hughes discusses impacts of inflation and rising interest rates

‘It’s transformed lifestyles. It’s transformed how we basically live’

Workers and small-business owners differ on the impact of the $1 increase

Many office buildings have been demolished to make way for warehouses

An updated economic projection from the Congressional Budget Office takes a brighter view of the economy.

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Rental cars in the NYC metro area can be hard to find with many places having waiting lists and minimum rental requirements. The prices can ...

More than 48,000 New Jersey jobless claims remain unresolved and it's leaving families desperate for income. Laid off workers say finding good jobs in the ...

COVID-19 delivered a one-two punch to Jersey. First the health crisis, followed quickly by an economic crisis.

Many view the 1967 riots, alternatively called a rebellion, in Newark as the city’s low point, prompting whites to flee in droves for the neighboring ...

Is the state surburbanizing after years of urban growth?

New data on the New Jersey labor market shows that the state did add new jobs in May and the unemployment rate fell.

The New Jersey Business and Industry Association dedicated an entire day of panels and experts to look at the millennial exodus and the strategies to ...

School districts plead with the Senate Budget Committee to change the aging school funding formula and give them more. One program that's getting less from ...

Ringed by political and religious leaders pledging defiance, an unauthorized immigrant is fighting deportation. Property taxes too high? There's a deadline looming to ask for ...

NJ Future invited hundreds of policy and decision makers, academics, government leaders and others to hear and share ideas for the future of cities.

Thirty-eight percent of goods exported from Jersey went to TPP countries last year.

After 22 years, James Hughes, dean of the Bloustein School for Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University, is taking a sabbatical in order to ...

A vision of prosperity from a man who would be governor. The only declared candidate calling for a state bank to keep our money home ...