Gov. Phil Murphy recently pledged to revamp the state's “antiquated and confusing” regulations, which were drafted after federal Prohibition ended.

“We’ve been doing amazing things in the great City of Atlantic City, but we want to take that to another level in 2023,” Marty Small Sr. said during his State of the City Address earlier this month.

These adjustments could have a significant impact on New Jersey resident and nonresident taxpayers who have investments in businesses.

“Just read MTA spelled backwards and it tells you exactly how the MTA looks at New Jersey, outer borough, and other suburban New York drivers right now: as their personal ATM,” said U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer.

The private sector was virtually unchanged during the last month of 2022, with large losses in construction and professional and business services offset by gains in trade, transportation, and utilities and educational and health services.

The $10 million New Jersey Innovation Fellows initiative is intended to provide income replacement so that founders can focus on building their startups.

The complaint from the Newark-based capital asset manager alleges it was exploited and discriminated against by an “old boy’s network” of state government officials and Wall Street firms.

New Jersey’s Action Plan details how $228 million in Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery money will be used to support households and communities impacted by the storm.

Gov. Phil Murphy laid out his vision for shaping the “Next New Jersey,” touting the Garden State as a national model of possibility and opportunity during his recent address.

New Jersey Economic Development Authority CEO Tim Sullivan recently spoke with NJBIZ about some of last year’s highlights as well as what's on the horizon.

In addition to the new committee, newly elected Chair Bryan Evans shared TDA’s vision for the year ahead, including beautification, capital improvements and new events.

Letting the 2.5% payment expire is something business groups and many lawmakers have called for.