Small businesses and nonprofits in NJ are still eligible for funding on a first-come, first-served basis

Lawmakers may be running out of options to challenge New York’s commuter tax on New Jersey workers

Prices for food, gas, rent and vehicles are all rising

A package of bills that would provide an additional $235 million in funding is sitting on Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk after receiving final legislative approval.

The Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program is now closed to new loan applications

Economic analysis suggests that infrastructure investment would create 29,000 new jobs in NJ

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority announced it will provide Stockton University with $200,000 to support an Esports Innovation Center.

An important deadline is fast approaching for New Jersey businesses in need of more financial help.

While the deadline to file 2020 tax returns was moved to May 17, anyone who pays estimated taxes must get their checks out by April ...

The ratings agency raised its outlook to stable, from negative, citing the state’s better than expected revenues, as well as the fact that the additional ...

Gov. Phil Murphy signed legislation allocating a new $15 million pool of federal aid to help the arts and cultural world.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority announced that its discounted PPE program deadline is being extended. The new deadline is May 28 or until program ...

Testimony submitted by the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce requested at least $500 million in grants and loans to small businesses in the new fiscal ...

Grants of $14 million are expected to buy 1.5 million meals at more than 160 restaurants.

Sustain and Serve program could bring more business to 160 restaurants

Much-needed help is on the way for the state’s small businesses

EDA to launch second phase of its $10 million COVID-19 emergency assistance loan program.

Businesses and nonprofits with 100 or fewer employees can apply for nearly 70% discounts on PPE purchases through the New Jersey Economic Development Authority.

The number of New Jersey residents filing for new unemployment claims has now dropped to the lowest level since mid-March. There were just over 12,000 ...

The unemployment insurance payroll tax hike is needed to replenish the Unemployment Trust Fund, which has now been depleted.