NJ’s ranking on list of best and worst states to work in, for 2023

The U.S. economy added 517,000 new jobs in January, far more than economists forecast

In September, the state’s unemployment rate dropped to 3.3% from 4% the prior month

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

Next week is an important one for the Garden State, as Gov. Murphy delivers his first budget address.

NJBIA President and CEO Michele Siekerka spoke with David Cruz ahead of a business dinner with New Jersey's gubernatorial candidates.

The governor took questions today for an hour and spoke about the economy, the Republican gubernatorial candidates and the White House.

Republican Gov. Christie touts his accomplishments, cautioning that Democrats campaigning for his seat might un-do them. The Assembly speaker's campaigning to keep his seat of ...

The biggest cost of the health care replacement could be the loss of health insurance for millions of people, as soon as next year. A ...

Gov. Christie said that not only are more people working in New Jersey, but more people are looking for work.

A final blow for the underused Izod Center. The vacant Hoffmann-La Roche tract's reincarnated as a medical school. Atlantic City's coming back. And help for ...

Congressman Bill Pascrell says New Jersey's economy should be doing a lot better than it is and the next governor is going to have to ...

A court battle in Trenton over same-sex marriage. A big crackdown on gun violence in the state capital. The state loses jobs. And the Devils ...

New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Harold Wirths says the numbers are preliminary and overall, the state is heading in the right ...

Sen. Barbara Buono claims Gov. Chris Christie is in denial about the struggling economy by projecting overinflated tax revenues coming into the state.

James Hughes points out that there is sometimes a disconnect between the unemployment rate and the number of created jobs.