NJ economy

At $4 a gallon, NJ families starting cutting back

The company's three-year strategy based on "consumer buying patterns" will launch in the first three months of 2022.

Football season sent more gamblers to sports books and, crucially, their phones, according to figures out Monday.

The company has changed its drug use policy, saying it will treat weed like alcohol — still requiring workers to stay sober on the job.

The governor said the revision to indoor masking at private workplaces was a response to a "reasonable ask" from businesses.

The online retail giant is looking to bring on 75,000 new workers ahead of Prime Day, nationwide.

New Jersey has paid billions more in federal taxes since the cap on SALT deductions under Pres. Trump's 2017 tax plan. The democrat from Vermont is against removing the limit.

The closing of a Bergen County facility with a loss of 600 in-state jobs, has prompted U.S. Bill Pascrell to ask the snack food giant to share its investments and union deals in both countries.

As the governor said more guidance on businesses was days away, the leading republican looking to run against him in November has put out his own target dates.

Tenants and landlords will benefit from the program, which is covering up to six months' back rent for eligible county applicants.