New Jersey saw more than 2,300 layoffs last month

Identifying Central Jersey as a distinct region should help both with branding and attracting tourists

Grow NJ incentives require workers in offices for a certain amount of time

The industries that saw the biggest loss of employees: restaurants and health care

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

Funding to monitor and treat the first responders who risked their lives on Sept. 11 may dry up unless Congress reauthorizes the Zadroga Act, named ...

Congressman Donald Payne Jr. discusses his Jersey Jobs Tour and the importance of creating and maintaining small businesses.

Job creators? Jersey City's got 'em. Rolling back retirees prescription drug co-pays. Can too much cleaning be a health hazard? What's to blame for seal ...

Jersey City officials say its residential building boom is creating jobs and economic activity that hasn't been seen in decades.

Nine months later, acting Education Commissioner David Hespe's confirmation hearing. Turning the tables on stalkers. Making public information public. And writing computer code? It's elementary.

NJBIA President Michele Siekerka says that economic revitalization is happening slowly and steadily in New Jersey.

Who are the real lottery winners? One year later. Sandy stories: who steps in when the government steps out? Who benefits from BYOB? Liquor license ...

Mid-Atlantic Solar Energy Industries Association President Dennis Wilson says the solar sector is growing in New Jersey but is growing more on the residential side ...

The day after the primary and the winners take aim at November. The price of progress. The true cost of taking disaster buyouts. And a ...

Congressional District 3 candidate Tom MacArthur said that his focus is on getting Americans working again.

Heat warnings are in effect as the temperatures hit triple digits. We have the story and the forecast. Plus Barbara Buono says the governor may ...

New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Harold Wirths says although unemployment rose slightly in June, he believes the state is moving in ...

Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver unveiled a 20-bill package aimed at stimulating job creation, even though Gov. Chris Christie vetoed most of a similar package passed ...

Sen. Gerald Cardinale (R-39) says while it's a long shot, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney could win New Jersey in November because Independents and some ...

New employment numbers offer a mixed bag for New Jersey. Rider University Professor Herb Gishlick says state and regional economies are driven by what's happening ...