Murphy's back from vacation and trying spark NJ economy
Gov. Phil Murphy signed two economy-related bills into law, toured Nokia Bell Labs and took part in 'innovation summit' panel discussion.
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Dow tanks 767 points — NJ financial expert says don't panic
Nervous Jersey investors are wondering where we go from here.
Business groups push plan to keep NJ from 'going over the cliff'
The agenda is a mix of business ideas, a modified version of Gov. Phil Murphy’s economic plan and the 'Path to Progress' of Senate President Steve Sweeney.
NJ has no biz tax incentive program for first time since 1996
It's a casualty of the budget battle.
'Clean energy' jobs in N.J. nears 55,000, with hopes for more
New report says the number of 'clean energy' jobs in New Jersey is approaching 52,000. Federal data suggest at least 2,800 more were added to that last year.
Murphy pitches economic plan, says he's flexible on its size
Governor goes to South Amboy to highlight redevelopment of former industrial sites, a small portion of his $400M a year plan for targeted tax credits.
How to revitalize NJ cities without pushing out residents
With nearly 100 ideas across 13 areas, the “Thriving Cities” report lays out an ambitious and often interconnected revitalization strategy for the state.
Voters to decide if NJ should borrow $500M for schools
It's not just Congress on the ballot. Voters across New Jersey will decide whether the state should borrow $500 million for school construction projects.
Murphy heads to Germany, Israel for economic mission
Gov. Phil Murphy and a delegation of New Jersey officials and business leaders leave Monday night for a nine-day economic mission to Germany and Israel.
Murphy: Private partners, not state, will award venture capital
Gov. Phil Murphy wants the Legislature to approve a state venture capital fund, financed through the sale of tax credits, so that it can begin in 2019.