
Holiday shopping season isn't just busy -- it's critical

Holiday shopping season isn't just busy -- it's critical
NJ Spotlight NewsSmall businesses have their own day on Small Business Saturday

It 'effectively destroys' the long-recognized concept of ‘employment at will’
(AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)It’s ‘not always easy to run a small business in New Jersey,’ they’re told

Tolls on NJ Turnpike and Garden State Parkway to increase in January
(NJ Spotlight News)The workshop focuses on business literacy and building wealth through partnerships

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

One restaurant owner is boosting the minimum wage that he pays to $15 an hour

New report points out that more than 30% of New Jersey’s small businesses closed either temporarily or permanently last year.

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 ...

A GOP assemblyman sponsored a measure urging NJ's Department of Health to schedule visits for vaccination vans at towns along the state's oceanfront this summer.

Gov. Murphy signed a bill that will administer $15 million in federal relief money to organizations hurt by the pandemic.

Some feel they're being shut out of what could be an economic boom for the Black community

The recent stimulus package passed by Congress waives federal taxes on up to $10,200 worth of unemployment benefits paid out per person.

Historically, the sidewalk sale has helped businesses increase profits by up to 30%, says Paterson’s Downtown Special Improvement District director.

The budget proposal made significant investments in areas like education, infrastructure and health care while adding no new taxes.

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

The plan would boost supplemental federal unemployment benefits to $400 a week through September.

The Small Business Administration says it has forgiven 1.1 million PPP loans for a total of $100 billion.

As governor highlights his economic approach, concerns about how New Jersey businesses will rebound from pandemic