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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.

Whether it's recent efforts to attract Amazon's second corporate headquarters to New Jersey, incentivizing existing New Jersey companies to stay and expand here, or providing urban city initiatives to encourage small businesses to grow in the Garden State, Choose New Jersey has been at the forefront of successful economic development.

A crowd of more than 400 people gathered as NJBIZ named the winners of its 2017 CFO of the Year Awards on Oct. 10 at The Palace at Somerset Park.

Capital Bank of New Jersey, a South Jersey bank based in Vineland and owned by a variety of local stockholders, announced Thursday it has appointed James R. Haefele, CPA, to its board of directors.

State Senator Anthony Bucco (R-25th District) has introduced legislation to provide new tax incentives to businesses in financially distressed municipalities under the Grow New Jersey program.

Mega projects for Ralph Lauren, Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp were approved to receive tax incentives from the NJ Economic Development Authority awarded during its meeting this month.