New Jersey would lose $780 million a year in federal health insurance subsidies, thousands would drop their health coverage because they couldn't afford it, and a shrinking pool of customers would drive up health insurance premiums.

As the woman who defined the Economic Development Authority in her more than two decades as its leader — and the woman who helped design the EDA's current management structure at her departure — it only made sense that board Chairman Al Koeppe would reach out to Caren Franzini when he was vetting a potential candidate for the role.

A few weeks ago, I was invited to speak at a Women’s Initiative luncheon at Genova Burns in Newark. This was the first time I had ever delivered such a presentation on my own (devoid of fellow panelists), and I was excited to learn that because I am 26, a single woman and a reporter that researches and writes about issues concerning women...

Jim Travis wasn't sure what to say about the commercial insurance of drones. And that wasn't due to a lack of understanding of the industry he's been working in for more than 30 years.

When Mark Weber took a step back and really looked at his accounting firm's makeup, he realized he had some cause for concern.
A grand majority were baby boomers. And many were a decade or so away from retirement.

Hill Wallack LLP moved into its new headquarters in West Windsor, where it occupies nearly half of a 100,000-square-foot, newly-constructed office complex, the law firm announced today.

Rule No. 1 of gambling: The house always wins. This time, though, the house won in court.

A federal judge Wednesday allowed the sale of the shuttered Revel Casino Hotel to a Florida developer to continue, rejecting a challenge from tenants of the Atlantic City property that said they would lose their investment if the deal goes through as planned.

The board of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority voted Thursday to shut down the Izod Center as soon as later this month and shift some events to the Prudential Center.