NJ economy

At least two massive New Jersey corporations have now announced four rounds of layoffs in 2024.

CarePoint Health warned 2,600 staffers that they could be out of work, by December. Other large scale NJ layoffs have come from Bristol Myers Squibb and Pitney Bowes.

When New Jersey-based Bed, Bath and Beyond folded, it took its sister brands with it. Now, different new owners have plans to reopen a few of the stores customers have been missing.

New Jersey would become the latest in a growing number of states behind California to phase out the sale of new gas powered cars and light trucks by 2035 — if adopted by year's end.

The Union-based company has announced a new round of warehouse and corporate jobs cut in New Jersey — from Peloton to Novartis to Misfits Market, here's other big layoff news in NJ.

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?

The company has changed its drug use policy, saying it will treat weed like alcohol — still requiring workers to stay sober on the job.

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.

As the weather gets colder, outdoor dining options are fading.