David Zimmer has a note hanging over his desk designed to remind him of his mission for the foreseeable future.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority approved $99 million in new Urban Transit Hub tax credits this morning, essentially exhausting the $100 million set aside last year for residential projects.

The state's hospital systems are moving in opposite directions as they strategize how to deal with the final push of Affordable Care Act implementation. And neither strategy is without risk: While some systems could fall behind the reform movement as they wait to see what happens, others may get too far ahead as new models undergo real-world...

In the aftermath of a natural disaster, knowing the ins and outs of Federal Emergency Management Agency regulations can make a difference of millions of dollars.

It's clear that Hurricane Sandy will bring tens of billions of dollars of new recovery spending into New Jersey's economy, and give a much-needed lifeline to the construction industry and other sectors still reeling from the 2008 recession.

With time ticking, employers are now grappling with complex — and potentially punitive — rules under the Affordable Care Act, which in 2014 levies fines on employers with 50 or more workers who either don't provide health insurance, or whose employees receive federal subsidies to buy coverage because their employer's plan isn't...

Tim Touhey makes no secret of the threat faced by the New Jersey Builders Association as the Garden State navigated “what probably was the most devastating time in the history of housing,” the 2008 recession. The group maintained its ranks, but “the concern from our perspective was how long that downturn would have a severe...