NJ economy

At $4 a gallon, NJ families starting cutting back

The company's three-year strategy based on "consumer buying patterns" will launch in the first three months of 2022.

Football season sent more gamblers to sports books and, crucially, their phones, according to figures out Monday.

The governor said the revision to indoor masking at private workplaces was a response to a "reasonable ask" from businesses.

The online retail giant is looking to bring on 75,000 new workers ahead of Prime Day, nationwide.

Tenants and landlords will benefit from the program, which is covering up to six months' back rent for eligible county applicants.

Capacity limits at large venues would be doubling starting on April 2, while outside crowds also would increase, Gov. Phil Murphy said.

Restaurants and other indoor businesses have been given the green light to increase from 35% to 50% capacity, effective March 19, Governor Murphy announced.

More than 155,000 paycheck protection program (PPP) loans have been received in New Jersey during the pandemic, for a total of $17.3 billion.

Nearly 75,000 state residents have been cut off from unemployment benefits that they're due. But state officials say they should start getting payments by next Friday.

The head of the New Jersey Restaurant & Hospitality Association believes sales numbers in the Garden State may actually be much worse than recently reported.

New Jersey communities are urging residents to "shop small" for the holidays, as small retailers have been dealing with the turmoil of pandemic restrictions since March.