Under a law Gov. Phil Murphy signed in January, businesses were set to begin paying a higher levy in July to replenish the state's unemployment fund, with increases spaced over a three-year period.

The deal was the fourth and final transaction marking the completion of a four-property, nearly 2-acre ocean block assemblage adjacent to Pier Village that is now complete for redevelopment.

This expansion marks the physical therapy company's fifth facility in Hudson County, while growing its overall footprint across the Tri-state area.

The combination of WB Wood and CFS Group provides a platform for each to further grow their respective businesses.

Dr. Jenice Baker - with experience in obtaining grants for addressing women’s leadership, gender wage gap differences and violence in emergency medicine - plans to provide an inclusive, engaging environment for all NJ-ACEP members.

The Bridgewater-based marketing firm will develop and execute a comprehensive, integrated program to promote the company's mission of reinventing the corporate dining experience and to enhance its market position in New York and Philadelphia.

Three entrepreneurs will have the chance to pitch their ideas to a team of investors during Pitch Stop, a July 13 event hosted by the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce.

The Hampshire Cos. purchased the currently vacant property with plans to undertake capital improvements designed to bring the space up to modern standards.

As part of the proposal, any building above six stories would need an exterior assessment every five years and a structural one every 10 years for features including foundations and balconies. 

Less than half of New Jersey's pandemic-hit bars and eateries that asked for monetary aid actually got any help, a problem plaguing the program nationwide.

The latest roll-out of the Charge Up New Jersey program will provide customers up to $5,000 toward their purchase of an EV, in line with the Murphy administration’s goal of having 330,000 of the vehicles on the road by 2025.

The New Jersey office market is expected to rebound as state restrictions loosen and more companies begin welcoming employees back to the workplace.