Tim Sullivan

The state Economic Development Authority is adding another $500,000 in aid for small businesses affected by Tropical Storm Henri to the $10 million it will make available to those damaged by Ida.

Small businesses in New Jersey damaged by the storm that was once Hurricane Ida will be able to apply for grants of up to $5,000 from the state to help start paying for their recovery, starting next week.

Thousands of applicants for grants and loans won't be helped because not enough funds are available. Private, philanthropic, and federal funds might help.

Though the health crisis of the coronavirus pandemic is still rising, some attention is being paid to what happens when it subsides and restrictions on the economy begin being lifted.

As many as 5,000 small businesses in NJ could get funding through a half-dozen programs created Thursday by the state in an emergency response to the upheaval resulting from the novel coronavirus.

Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration is reorganizing the state’s job training efforts in an effort to better align education programs with the talent needs of employers

Efforts continue to help women and minority business owners and entrepreneurs in New Jersey attract the capital to grow.

Gov. Murphy said the main focus of the mission is to strengthen economic ties with one of New Jersey's largest trade and investment partners.

Another front in the battle over New Jersey’s business tax breaks: the main portion of the tax credits for 2018 still haven’t yet been paid out by the state.

In testimony before the Legislature, the state comptroller offered a significantly different take than Gov. Phil Murphy on the study of tax incentive programs.