The effects of the new tax reform vary greatly on a number of factors. The following is a list of those who will benefit from the legislation, and those who stand to lose big in the coming years.

State politicians and trade groups have all railed against the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, saying it will ultimately drive down home prices and cause people to move out of New Jersey.

Chris Christie, in one of his last moves as governor, signed an executive order to help ease the immediate blow of the recently passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Brokerage firm Pierson Commercial Real Estate recently announced it signed two retail tenants at the newly built Link at Aberdeen Station.

The New Jersey Senate will hold hearings in 2018 about Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield New Jersey’s Omnia tiered health insurance plan and its Medicare Blue Advantage plan. The hearings will be held to determine how each will affect health care in the state.

After serving for more than seven years as the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency (HMFA) Executive Director, Anthony Marchetta, will be stepping down at the end of the month, the NJHMFA announced today.

With the passage of the federal government's major tax reform this week, as well as Gov.-elect Phil Murphy taking office next month, New Jersey taxpayers need to be thinking about their tax liabilities and whether they will be paying more in the coming years.

New Start New Jersey, the New Jersey-based think tank dedicated to exploring policy initiatives to improve the state's economy and quality of life, announced today that its Board of Directors has elected to conclude active operations effective December 31, 2017.

NJBankers is the 34th state banking association to give its seal of approval to ICBA Securities, which provides fixed-income investment products and services to community banks.

As part of the state's existing plan, NJ's sales and use tax will decrease from 6.875% to 6.625%.

New Jersey's private sector is employing more people than ever before, according to a report released by the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Allentown, Pennsylvania-based Creditsafe, a provider of global business intelligence, announced Wednesday a partnership with Voorhees-based GB Collects.