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February revenue collections ahead of forecast for third straight month
Perhaps the much-derided "Jersey Comeback" was just really late, as opposed to being a no-show altogether.
ADP offers research to companies wondering how health care reform will reshape costs, benefits
A new white paper from Roseland-based Automatic Data Processing aims to offer guidance to employers with questions on purchasing health care coverage for their employers in 2014, with Affordable Care Act mandates in place.
Report With lack of ‘riveting issue,’ lobbying fell sharply in 2012
Lobbying dropped off significantly in 2012, according to a new report from the Election Law Enforcement Commission.
NJBIZ most-read stories March 6
In case you missed them, the most popular stories yesterday on NJBIZ.com.
Ensuring federal Sandy aid isn’t hauled away with all the debris
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, many a roadway was blocked by a tangle of tree limbs, power lines and other random debris. For local officials hoping to qualify for federal cleanup reimbursement, the debris might as well have been tangled in red tape.
Christie, lawmakers pledge quick action on incentives bill
The push to revamp the state's development and business incentives won public support today from Gov. Chris Christie and two top Democratic lawmakers, who pledged quick action on a bill that will move through the Legislature starting next week.
When Sandy slammed food distributor, it turned to SBDC for aid
Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno visited a Kearny-based food distributor this afternoon as the first stop on a statewide tour highlighting key resources available to small businesses.
ADP report Small businesses lead private-sector job gains
Small businesses led the way on job creation in February as the private sector added 198,000 jobs, according to Automatic Data Processing's monthly national employment report, which was released today.
Lockheed Martin gets 100 million contract with Navy
Global security and defense firm Lockheed Martin announced Tuesday it was awarded a five-year, $100 million contract from the U.S. Navy to provide engineering services to all ships equipped with the military's Aegis combat system.
NJBIZ most-read stories March 5
In case you missed them, the most popular stories yesterday on NJBIZ.com.
Add charity to list of changes Sandy wrought
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, another whirlwind was unleashed along the Jersey coast. This one, though, was philanthropic, and its name is Mary Pat Christie.
‘You need all three food groups of real estate’ to revitalize Newark, developer says
The new Panasonic office tower rising along the Passaic River may be the most visible sign of Newark's development future, but retail and housing projects will be equally critical to breathing new life into the Brick City.
