NJ economy

Bristol Meyers Squibb has been employing New Jersey residents for well over a century. After decades of expanding, there have been multiple rounds of cuts.

In the first quarter of 2025, New Jersey employers announced over 3,000 layoffs, alone.

At least two massive New Jersey corporations have now announced four rounds of layoffs in 2024.

CarePoint Health warned 2,600 staffers that they could be out of work, by December. Other large scale NJ layoffs have come from Bristol Myers Squibb and Pitney Bowes.

Here's what to know about a massive, one-time relief for crushing medical debt in New Jersey, announced by Gov. Murphy.

If you thought you could sneak in some in-person shopping at any of these NJ businesses on Easter, think again.

Prudential Financial, Ashley Stewart and Fresh Pro led the pack of companies laying off workers in New Jersey — while a grocer also was closing a store to make way for housing.

From food items to popular clothing and entertainment — here's a roundup of costs in 2023, compared to estimates in 2013 and 2003.

When New Jersey-based Bed, Bath and Beyond folded, it took its sister brands with it. Now, different new owners have plans to reopen a few of the stores customers have been missing.

New Jersey would become the latest in a growing number of states behind California to phase out the sale of new gas powered cars and light trucks by 2035 — if adopted by year's end.