As many as 1,000 jobs could become available in the next few years at the Port of New York and New Jersey, and two labor unions have vowed to give preferential hiring to veterans who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Hotel gets manager; solid returns; generics maker begins production.

Lending to New Jersey's veterans is on the rise through the U.S. Small Business Administration, the agency said Thursday.

Though it's been a century since New Jersey's most famous inventor created the light bulb, the Garden State continues to be home to plenty of scientific breakthroughs each year.

Hibernia Atlantic and Huawei announced earlier this week they have successfully completed the first 100 gigabyte-per-second transatlantic trial of high bandwidth and undersea connectivity in a historic test that was the highest-capacity connection ever transmitted across the Atlantic Ocean. Read More »

Securitization transaction complete; speeding generic; veteran partnership.

Chris Christie's nomination of Robert M. Hanna to succeed Lee Solomon as president of the Board of Public Utilities came as no surprise to a former co-worker of Hanna's while he was handling white-collar criminal cases at Gibbons P.C., in Newark.
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New Jersey is leading the nation in working towards providing security information across multiple municipal and state agencies, according to Kevin Myren, director of state and local government for the north east region with ADT.

Status quo is just fine for Christmas shoppers, according to several institutions that watch retail closely.