Business leaders across NJ panned the governor's proposed FY2021 budget that would raise more than $1B in taxes and borrow $4B. Gov. Murphy says the ...
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The president and CEO of the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce applauded early efforts by officials to help keep New Jersey's business community afloat, but ...
The 83rd Walk to Washington train rolled to Washington D.C. on Thursday, with far less booze, far fewer passengers and a mood that was a ...
The Walk to Washington is an opportunity for business leaders to make new connections, catch up with colleagues, lobby state lawmakers and to vent about ...
The New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault is partnering with lawmakers and one of the state's top business organizations to create a safer culture for ...
The Murphy administration is drawing a line in the sand against climate change by taking steps through the Energy Master Plan to achieve a goal ...
‘Jobs NJ’ initiative ‘is about training our workforce for jobs that are available and in demand, and then helping them connect with those jobs’
A trade deal is reached, new efforts to repeal the SALT cap, and the possibility of a new millionaire's tax. Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings ...
New Jersey lawmaker Anthony Bucco took over the state Senate seat his namesake father had held for more than 20 years until his death last ...
A panel of business leaders lamented what happened to the once widely respected agency.
A coalition of trade groups, employers and businesses announce the formation of the state’s first Economic Development and Advisory Council.
Business groups painted a grim picture for lawmakers during an open-ended committee hearing on strategies to grow the state economy and redesign its corporate tax ...
Michael Aron talks with NJ Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Bracken.
Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Bracken says the state needs an economic master plan to get the state on better financial footing.
Ladies and gentlemen, place your bets. When will Gov. Murphy sign the sports betting bill approved by the Legislature this week?
Sports betting is big business. It’s also now legal, thanks to Monday’s landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
Murphy's first Budget Address will be a significant statement on his agenda, and business leaders across the state hope to hear a preview of it ...
Lobbyists and lawmakers joined new governor Phil Murphy at the inaugural ball.
Tom Bracken, president of the NJ Chamber of Commerce, says a lot of initiatives are ready to be rolled out, but things have to fall ...
Once again this week, Washington DC had a big say in the financial future of New Jersey residents.