If all the George Bush-era tax cuts are extended under the Congressional Republicans' proposal, New Jersey's highest earners would pay significantly less taxes in 2013, while middle- and low-income taxpayers would pay nearly the same amount they do today, according to an analysis today released by the Institute on...

A plan by New Jersey's campaign finance watchdog commission to raise contribution thresholds for 2013 gubernatorial candidates could result in added pressure on business groups to donate more, an election expert said.

Over the past several years, many law firms have cut back or eliminated hiring first- and second-year law students for the summer, but some New Jersey firms continue to add new talent to their rosters.

Site launch, risk management provider, research partnership.

Small businesses in New Jersey are having more success getting loans backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration, according to new data released by the agency's New Jersey district office.

While the U.S. Supreme Court's decision that pharmaceutical sales representatives are not entitled to overtime pay is a win for New Jersey's drugmakers, an employment expert said the ruling could have broader impacts on how pharma companies make sales, and which employees are subject to federal overtime laws.

Jersey Central Power & Light won't have to justify its rates before the Board of Public Utilities for at least another month, but the state's second-largest utility already is defending itself in the court of public opinion.

Legislation to invest nearly $1.3 billion into expansions and upgrades at New Jersey's higher education institutions cleared the state Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee on Monday, though more than half of the bonds would be issued only if approved by voters in November.

It is not often that a high school sophomore, a "rock star" neurosurgeon and home care nurses share the same stage, but today, health care stakeholders were honored at the sixth annual Healthcare Heroes award ceremony.

Warehouse lease, medical practice acquisition, diabetes research partnership.

Although Monmouth Park racetrack owners were disappointed at the dashed prospect of an attendance boost from the lack of a Triple Crown winner, the racetrack reported a record crowd this past weekend for the Pegasus Stakes and Fort Monmouth...

As the Senate budget and appropriations committee meets today to discuss the total costs for a bill reorganizing the state's higher education, one critic calls the expected price "laughable."