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

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

Interview: Tom Prusa, professor of economics, Rutgers University
(AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)Bipartisan legislation seen as long shot as Republicans support president’s trade agenda
(NJ Spotlight News)Interview: Parul Jain, associate professor of finance and economics, Rutgers University

There wasn’t much disagreement between manufacturers and a bipartisan caucus of state lawmakers over the impact trade tariffs are having on businesses in New Jersey.

At the height of the season, New Jersey farmers will produce about 250,000 crates of them each day.

New European Union tariffs on United States goods affect everything from bourbon to Harley Davidsons to cranberries. What's going to be the impact on New ...

The stock market ended this week the same way it did last week - with extreme volatility based on the latest headlines about trade.

Thirty-eight percent of goods exported from Jersey went to TPP countries last year.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal took a beating on the campaign trail, but if Trump withdraws the U.S. local businesses could take a hit. The ...