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Governor Murphy Lauds Federal Approval of 169 Opportunity Zones in New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced today that the United States Department of Treasury has approved his 169 recommended designations for Opportunity Zones throughout the […]

TRENTON, N.J. (May 11, 2018) – The Board of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA) today approved two actions to help nurture the growth of the State’s innovation economy. Echoing the priorities set by

Forbes released its annual America’s Best Employers list for 2018, and 35 New Jersey-based companies made it into the rankings. The list was created by Forbes in partnership with Statista to identify companies liked best

New Jersey tourism revenue rose 3 percent to a record $45.4 billion last year. Secretary of State Tahesha Way said there also was a 3 percent increase in visitors to the state, at 101 million,

Manhattan-based Credibility Capital will move to Newark’s historic Hahne & Co. building later this year in connection with a $6.5 million award under the Grow New Jersey Assistance Program from the New Jersey Economic Development

Friday will mark the groundbreaking of Camden’s 11 Cooper project, a $48 million mixed-use development that will bring 156 market-rate and affordable apartments, along with 5,000 square feet of street-level retail space, to the city

Newark’s time has arrived, and it is rapidly becoming a technology epicenter. That’s clear from the recent announcement of three major tech initiatives: hosting both the VOICE Summit, sponsored by Amazon Alexa, and the 2018

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and a host of technology leaders will announce Wednesday morning that Newark will become just the fourth city in the world to launch Link, a new communications network of sidewalk kiosks