A recent survey found 71 percent of consumers plan to do their holiday shopping online because the new chip-reading dip takes longer than the swipe ...
John Holub
A looming scramble for commuters to Philly. SEPTA workers have set a midnight strike deadline. How to avoid being stranded. Courtroom drama in the Bridgegate ...
Consumers now have chip-enhanced credit cards, but not all stores have the proper readers to use them. An Assembly committee questioned why that is.
An outraged Atlantic City mayor likens state takeover threats to a fascist dictatorship. But with grim job numbers and mortgage foreclosures, is he willing to ...
At Garden State Plaza, an average of 60,000 people shop every day. That’s 19 million visitors a year. Paramus alone rakes in more than $5 ...
Traffic and time have taken a heavy toll on New Jersey's roads and bridges. Now congress may make matters worse. Senator Menendez talks transportation funding. ...
More time. The enrollment deadline for Obamacare gets pushed back. Merchants give a holiday cheer as Christmas shoppers fill the stores. And federal charges against ...
New Jersey Retail Merchants Association President John Holub says a 3.9 percent increase in sales is expected this year.
A downtown Jersey City councilman unseats the incumbent in the mayoral election. Rutgers University chooses a new athletic director. The Human Services commissioner tells us ...
John Holub, President of the New Jersey Retail Merchants Association says a new law requiring online vendors to collect sales tax will quite simply level ...
Gordon MacInnes said the minimum wage of $7.25 in New Jersey doesn't provide enough to live in the state and he doesn't believe Gov. Christie's ...
Mary Pat Christie on how New Jersey's first family lived thru Hurricane Sandy. Plus, the Vice President makes a promise. Merchants gear up for Black ...
With the holiday season upon us, merchants still recovering from Hurricane Sandy are looking to rebound.
Analysts predict a 3.8 percent increase in sales this holiday season compared to last year, after solid sales reports in October and November.
Thanksgiving weekend marks the beginning of the holiday shopping season and a critical period in the retail cycle. John Holub, President of the NJ Retail ...