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NJBIZ In the Lead 2026: Minority-Owned Businesses
Get to know some of New Jersey's most innovative and fast-moving enterprises across industries.
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Get to know some of the most innovative and fast-moving enterprises in New Jersey.
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Get to know some of the most innovative and fast-moving enterprises in New Jersey.
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Get to know some of the most innovative and fast-moving enterprises in New Jersey.
NJ vocational schools help students launch small businesses
New Jersey vocational-technical schools are helping young entrepreneurs turn skills into startups through career and technical education.
NJEDA to launch $10M liquor license program for small businesses
Grants of up to $100,000 aim to help New Jersey businesses buy inactive permits.
Visa signs on as National Small Business Week co-sponsor
The San Francisco-headquartered payment card services company will support events such as a virtual summit and national awards ceremony May 5.
Lawmakers seek ‘Road to Relief’ for sinkhole-impacted businesses
Newly proposed legislation would create two programs to compensate and assist employers as well as their workers for the impact of public highway projects, including the ongoing I-80 repairs.
Newark retail reactivation program awards $1.2M to 7 small businesses
“These grants are not just investments in businesses, but investments in our community’s future,” commented Invest Newark President and CEO Marcus Randolph. “Each of these companies bring something unique to Newark, and their collective successes will contribute to the overall vibrancy and economic health of our city.”
Walmart seeks small business pitches for shelf-ready products
The retail giant's annual Open Call event is central to the company's $350 billion commitment to bolster U.S. manufacturing.
OPINION: Half-baked
Melissa Jenkins, owner of BAM Desserts in Somerset, says some of the legislative proposals in Washington about data collection and privacy could harm small businesses like hers.
