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Gov. Phil Murphy visited Israeli technology company Airobotics Monday as part of his overseas trip to boost New Jersey’s economy. The governor previously visited Germany, and then traveled to Israel. He says that the goal […]

When Teva Pharmaceuticals announced in July that it was going to consolidate its U.S. headquarters in Parsippany, it was a big win for Gov. Phil Murphy. It turns out, it also was a big win over Massachusetts.

Gov. Phil Murphy spent Sunday, his first full day in Israel, and the sixth day of his nine-day economic trip, focused on cybersecurity, life sciences and the overall innovation economy in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

New Jersey will have a chance to learn from one of the thriving ecosystems in the world, and figure out how to use its best practices to boost the state’s efforts. Gov. Phil Murphy signed

Ferrero USA, the global confectionery company known for brands such as Ferrero Rocher®, Nutella®, Tic Tac® and Kinder Joy, will invest $9 million to expand its industrial facility in Franklin Township, NJ. The expansion project

With more and more Millennials and empty-nesters looking to live in walkable environments that feature smaller stores, shops and centralized downtown areas these days, many New Jersey suburban areas are seeing a decline in population

A $25 billion German wind energy company, EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG, will be opening an office in Jersey City, the company announced with Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday in Hamburg. The company is the third-largest energy