The legends of esports offer new partnership opportunities for a variety of businesses.

The Nicholas Markets-owned stores joined Wakefern Food Corp. in October.

Gov. Phil Murphy vetoed the measure last session amid worries that last-minute amendments could undermine its effectiveness.

New Jersey currently has 67,644 medical cannabis patients, according to the state Department of Health.

This marks the second year in a row that the state's sportsbooks lost money during football's big game.

"When I was growing up, STEM wasn’t a thing. It’s really cool to have increased awareness of women in science, and beer is science," said Heide Hassing, co-owner and brewer at Angry Erik Brewing.

The Princeton Mercer Chamber of Commerce inducted a new chair for its board last week. On Monday, the group with more than 1,500 member companies, announced Brenda Ross-Dulan, principal of consulting firm The Ross-Dulan Group, became chair of the board at its 2020 Changing of the Guard ceremony, held Jan. 28. Ross-Dulan succeeds John Goedecke ...

New Jersey craft brewers are already figuring out how to comply with new regulations that go into effect this summer.

Ani Ramen quickly grew to five restaurants around the state, and it’s still expanding.

Sports drink maker is in business to be Altru-istic.

The location marks the brand's first partnership with multinational food service company Chartwells.

Americans are expected to wager close to $7 billion at the Feb. 2 game, 5 million of whom will likely do so online or via mobile phones with legal operators or illegal offshore companies.