Say you're on a work trip, and off the clock, your boss makes an unwanted and unwarranted sexual advance toward you. Or say you're an executive who's accused of something wrongly.

A panel of professionals identified diversity and inclusion problems Tuesday with an eye toward preventing legal risk in the workplace.

The next time you seek advice about your stock portfolio, the party that's answering may not be a human.

Net neutrality is no longer and folks around the state are mulling the fallout.

Clifton-based ClassLink has created a virtual server for educational institutions, called OneSync, which automatically identifies login accounts for students no longer enrolled or employees who have exited.

The U.S. Senate Transportation, Housing and Urban Development and Related Appropriations Subcommittee has approved about $2.5 billion to advance the Gateway Tunnel project as part of a fiscal year 2019 discretionary spending appropriations bill.

The New Jersey Institute of Technology has partnered with technology-based education start-up Woz U to offer online courses on cybersecurity and software development.

Gov. Phil Murphy has unveiled a pair of measures aimed at keeping science, tech, engineering and math college graduates in the state.