Money & Business

"I already stopped taking outdoor reservations," said Mark Bernard, general manager of Charlie's of Bay Head.

From February 2010 to February 2020, New Jersey added a steady 400,000 jobs, but March and April's losses wiped out more than double the preceding decade's growth.

The Tax Foundation's annual report ranks New Jersey in the bottom 10 in four of the five categories it examines. The state has been 50th overall since 2015.

The first businesses likely to get up and running are those already in the field for New Jersey's medical marijuana program.

From the extinction of Lord & Taylor, to one surviving Sears store left in New Jersey, here's companies hit hardest by the pandemic.

The report says our worst-in-the-nation business tax climate and student out-migration need to be addressed to improve things.

Bill sponsor says the tax would be imposed for two years at a rate of 1/100th of a penny, rather than a quarter of a penny.

The NJEDA announces its $70 million Phase 3 grant program to help restaurants and micro businesses cope during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The hiring will come over 10 years. The boost in spending would amount to $250 million by 2025, focused on minority- and women-owned businesses.

Owner Dominick Restaino said he was scared when Montclair police and health officials threatened to shutdown his restaurant Cuban Pete's.