NJ Economy

The Knowles family, owners of The Manor, said the decision to shutdown in July had been a difficult deliberation. It's just the latest banquet hall to close after pandemic-spurred struggles.

After a couple of years of many retail chains giving associates the holiday off, will stores keep up that trend for 2022? Here's the roundup.

Millennials are currently facing issues that didn't exist for previous generations. For example, high student loan debt. Is this causing them to get out of NJ as fast as possible?

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

After Atlantic City Electric posted a notice about an overdue balance, Hamilton Mall has reassured both tenants and shoppers about their future, with an online message.

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

The bonuses — which start at $250 — are a "thank you" for good customer service amid extra pandemic challenges, Hard Rock execs said.

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

Starting Monday, Aug. 10, the Labor Department expands virtual services to its One-Stop Career Centers.

JC Penney, which announced 24 stores will be closing this year, confirmed only one New Jersey location will be shut.

The Department of Environmental Protection is accepting applications for hundreds of season jobs at state parks, forests, and historic sites.

Despite 62 percent of employees not getting a pay raise this year, only 25 percent plan to look for another job next year, according to Bankrate.com.