Comcast will invest $13 million to expand its fiber-based network into New Jersey, the company announced Friday.

"New Jersey is in the top set of states when it comes to take-home earnings for workers in very high paying jobs," said Michael Pao, co-founder of Trove Technologies, a storage company based in San Francisco.

Gov.-elect Phil Murphy spent over twice as much as his opponent Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno in his gubernatorial campaign, according to a report released by the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission.

SmartAsset, a financial technology company, released its third annual study on the most tax friendly places for retirees. A more focused look at residents in the Garden State revealed New Jersey’s tax system could be good – or bad, depending on your financial situation.

Gov.-elect Phil Murphy has added two former members of the Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey to his transition team.

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As consumers spent the weekend clicking “confirm” in their online shopping carts, the floor at Dotcom Distribution was abuzz with round-the-clock order fulfillment.

Arby’s has acquired Buffalo Wild Wings for $2.9 billion, the two companies jointly announced Tuesday.

Mom and pop shops around New Jersey are gearing up for Small Business Saturday, a shopping holiday created to encourage consumers to spend their money on Main Street.

Commercial real estate firms CBRE and Levin Management Corp. both announced they expect brick-and-mortar to see a boost from holiday shopping in the coming weeks.

One of the main topics that came up repeatedly during the jousting of the gubernatorial election was the sorry state of New Jersey’s transportation infrastructure.

The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics released data that show New Jersey added 2,600 new jobs to the market for the month of October.