Going into 2020, the deck was hot for New Jersey’s nine casinos, three racetracks and dozens of online gambling and sports-betting outlets. Then COVID-19 closed the gaming halls for more than three months. Now, they’re limited to 25% capacity. Meanwhile, restrictions on indoor dining and indoor gatherings have eaten into revenues. Gov. Phil Murphy has maintained the restrictions, even if not tightened, will not be loosened any time in the near future.

Several establishments will temporarily lose their liquor licenses for violating the state’s coronavirus pandemic restrictions as we head into the New Year's holiday.

This is the Jersey City-based company's 32nd acquisition under the leadership of father and son Robert and Jason Tillis, its chief executive officer and president.

Despite COVID-19 restrictions, the popular coffee operator is about to cut the ribbon on its sixth hospital location.

Fans and bettors can also expect several cross-promotions like betting specials on games, Sixers-branded casino games, and BetMGM promotions.

The brand was named as the first helmet ad sponsor in league history in a one-year deal.

WOWorks seeks to drive explosive growth for a healthy, nutritious and flavorful portfolio of brands in fast casual restaurant space.

The 26,000-square-foot open-air style fitness facility in Galloway Township includes three levels of weightlifting equipment, cardio machines, and training rooms.

Known as the Sustain and Serve NJ Program, the relief entails grants of at least $100,000 toward nonprofit organizations to bulk purchase meals from local eateries and provide them to low-income residents. 

Chief administrative officer Mary Falvey will leave the company while Monica Melancon, its human resource leader for managed hotel operations in North America, has been elevated to chief human resource officer, both effective March 1.

Continued growth in internet gaming is providing an important source of revenue for the state's gaming operators. Yet entertainment, restaurant and hospitality operators continue to suffer during the pandemic.

Another crime fighter is employed in North Jersey.