NJBIA

Even as the COVID vaccine many have hoped for becomes a reality, most NJ residents still have reservations.

If you asked yourself “can things get worse in New Jersey?” the answer is yes, yes they can.

The latest affront to taxpayers and small business owners is the borrowing of $14 billion which will lead to higher taxes.

The Governor wants you to believe that the state squandered eleven billion dollars in tax incentives for business and the state got nothing for it.

NJ residents know we need to make the state more affordable but the major question is, how do we do it?

A recent New Jersey Business and Industry Association survey found while many Garden State businesses are expecting to earn higher profits this year, they have serious concerns about staying here long-term because of high taxes and a lot of regulations and bureaucracy.

A new report finds many New Jersey business owners, especially small business owners, are expecting good things to happen in 2016.

Employers feel more confident in the direction the state is heading, according to findings of the New Jersey Business & Industry Association's 2013 business outlook survey.

More New Jersey businesses are finding that strategies used to protect the environment also cut costs, motivate employees and improve their company's image.