During Pride Month, the U.S. Small Business Administration and its District Offices celebrate the contributions and perseverance through the COVID-19 pandemic that LGTBQ+ small business owners continue to demonstrate. In fact, the LGBTQ population has been underrepresented in the small business sector and yet it symbolizes the very essence of SBA’s outreach mission. From New Jersey District Director of the U.S. Small Business Administration Al Titone.

Legislators want to add another $505 million in pension payments for the 2022 Fiscal Year on top of the $6.4 billion the governor already proposed. That would make this year’s spending plan the first time since the 1990s that the staff has met its full yearly pension obligation.

Together, they will launch a lithium battery forklift, utilizing Greenland Technologies's new integrated drivetrain system that will be available for sale in the U.S. starting in July.

Philipp Stratmann was appointed president and CEO, while Matthew Shafer was promoted to senior vice president, CFO and treasurer.

The Hoboken-based government management software company added a second location at the Jersey Shore and has hired a former South Orange official to help further the platform, based on his real-world experience as a government official.

Included: $500 rebates to more than 760,000 New Jersey families, which will carry a price tag of roughly $319 million, according to the governor's office.

A new Fairleigh Dickinson University poll finds that 48% of New Jersey voters would pick the incumbent, while 33% said they would select former Assemblyman Jack Ciatterelli for the state's highest office. That’s amid a slide of Gov. Phil Murphy's overall approval into lukewarm territory as the state moves away from the pandemic that lifted his ratings last year.

Round trip tickets would cost $533 per person and include accommodations for three nights and transportation to and from the airport to resort.

The funding from Denver-based ArrowMark Partners is being used for acquisition costs, to cover contractual and speculative leasing costs, and capital improvements at Princeton West Innovation Campus--the 1.1 million-square-foot former Bristol-Myers Squibb R&D headquarters.

The merger will offer a larger banking network with expanded products and services to customers, while employees will benefit from the opportunity to work for a rapidly-growing community financial institution.

The CEO of Dartcor, a corporate food services provider, talks about how the company survived for the past year with offices mostly empty, when workers are likely to come back and what executives are likely to offer them when they do.