OPINION: NJ needs energy plan that keeps lights on, costs down
The Northeast region director for the American Petroleum Institute says rising utility bills demand a balanced energy policy that values natural gas, renewables and grid reliability for the future.
OPINION: New venture seeks to empower Newark entrepreneurs
BrightStreet, a new microfinance initiative, will provide loans, training and support to help local ventures grow and build wealth.
OPINION: The Super Bowl of futbol is upon us | Part II
NJ Transit and Meadowlands businesses are rolling out transit and traffic solutions to handle MetLife Stadium crowds at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
OPINION: Nation is at an AI policy crossroads – will NJ benefit?
New Jersey has the opportunity to impact the global artificial intelligence sector but needs a forward-looking energy strategy that matches the scale of the technology's electricity demand.
OPINION: NJ’s bureaucrats take aim at entrepreneurs
The CEO of the American Securities Association says, if enacted, the worker classification rule will hurt the state's contract workers, delivery drivers, gig-economy workers and financial services workers.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: NJ Transit opinion piece ‘short on facts’
President and CEO Kris Kolluri defends the agency, detailing its investments in safety and modernization in response to a recent submission to NJBIZ.
OPINION: Salvation Army NJ urges early giving for holiday season
Businesses can help make a lasting impact now by engaging ahead of the "most wonderful time of the year" through a variety of programs and efforts to maximize their impact.
OPINION: The Super Bowl of futbol is upon us
With the FIFA World Cup 2026 set for MetLife Stadium, concerns rise over traffic, transit and lack of parking as officials scramble for transportation fixes.
OPINION: The people keep paying, NJ Transit keeps falling apart (updated)
The managing partner of Epstein Law Firm writes that riders are subject to continuous fare hikes but, with that, demand transparency, safety improvements and accountability from the agency.
OPINION: Firewall Act would deliver disaster protection with tax credits
Insurance professionals back the bipartisan federal legislation, which would offer tax credits to homeowners to help take necessary steps to prepare themselves against climate-related risks.
OPINION: Why international students benefit the U.S. economy
Caldwell University’s president explains why welcoming learners from around the globe strengthens U.S. higher education, the economy and global leadership long term.
OPINION: Keep New Jersey insurance agents independent
A recent proposal by the New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development seeks to reclassify these professionals as employees. One agent says this "could have far-reaching, unintended consequences."