
Businesses are scrambling for merchandise and raw materials, hoping to avoid shortages

Businesses are scrambling for merchandise and raw materials, hoping to avoid shortages

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

The state sets grants for Main Street revitalization in 20 towns.

House Republicans have submitted a plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, which has small business owners and those who have freelance positions ...

Sounding Off. Gubernatorial candidates target South Jersey voters, perfecting their sales pitches ahead of the June primary. How can convicts who've served their time re-enter ...

Nine towns have passed ordinances to have paid sick leave laws. 1.2 million New Jersey residents do not have paid sick days. Despite push back ...

High stakes in Next Tuesday's election. On the Ballot: Funding worker's pensions and transportation, but polls show most people don't know who represents them in ...

The Iran nuclear deal. It's complex and contentious. And every politician this side of Congress and the campaign trail is weighing in. Small business owners ...

Federal officials are considering a bill that would reopen applications for loans through the Small Business Administration for companies that haven't been able to rebuild ...

With steep hikes and shrinking coverage still the norm, business owners and entrepreneurs try to anticipate the impact of federal health insurance provisions.