“This country is facing the worst labor shortage since the end of WWII,” an advocate said. “Instead of complaining, let’s take action.”
A store in Newark sold a lottery ticket worth $10,000 for the Nov. 4 Mega Millions drawing, officials said.
John Martinson has agreed to make the “largest single gift in the 27 years of the Albert Dorman Honors College,” administrators said.
A store sold a lottery ticket worth $50,000. It was Newark's second big win this week – see the lucky numbers here.
A Newark store sold a lottery ticket worth $50,000 for the Powerball drawing on Oct. 24. See the lucky numbers here.
An upcoming workshop conference in Essex County is reaching out to local LGBTQ+ business owners with some helpful tips.
District adds to Newark’s appeal when it comes to TV and magazine features, movies, productions, and more.
The global “clean energy” company is beefing up its presence in New Jersey.
The New Jersey Business & Industry Association honored five outstanding college students, including one from Newark.
Finding the best fall pumpkin at a field near Newark could come at an increased cost this year.
The New Jersey 40 Acres and a Mule Fund seeks to turn the tables on “one of the worst racial wealth gaps in the nation.”
A former IT director was sentenced to two years in prison after he pleaded guilty to embezzling funds from the Newark Housing Authority.
Want to run a by-the-books legal cannabis business in New Jersey? Rutgers Law School wants to teach you how.
New features provide opportunities for local Ironbound businesses and organizations to promote their products, services, and initiatives.
The United Way of Greater Newark is hosting an event for “the next generation of leaders” at Ironside Newark.
Over the past ten years, the number of Hispanic business owners has grown by nearly 34%, according to the Small Business Administration.
“History has not been kind to Black entrepreneurs,” the CEO of the Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership said.
The United Way of Greater Newark is teaming up with its partners to hold a series of free, financial literacy workshops open to the public.
Newark Airport will host a career fair for jobs at its new, $2.7 billion terminal project on Sept. 14.
The Institute For Entrepreneurial Leadership will host “Ask the Expert” events designed to help struggling small businesses.
Arts and crafts retailer Michael’s plans to hire more than 400 seasonal positions in New Jersey as it ramps up for the 2022 holiday season.
The program will create a center on campus that will serve as a research and incubation space for the RU-N community and local businesses.
Do you leave a good tip when ordering with DoorDash? You may be picking up the slack for bad tippers in your neighborhood, a petition says.
Event organizers said they want to “help further circulate the Black dollar within the Black community – “and to have fun while doing this.”
The ranking helps Essex County get better interest rates, and attracts more investors when the county issues bonds.
Newark residents and advocates have been bashing the proposal since it was made a year ago.
Grossman Retiring After 20 Years Leading the Ironbound District.
A store in Newark sold a lottery ticket worth $50,000 for the June 29 drawing. See the lucky numbers here.
The loans will target minority- and women-owned sponsors and developers, a report says.
Customers will get better service, and “hundreds of well-paying jobs” will be created. Here’s how much it will add to your bill, PSEG says.
ShopRites in Newark, East Orange, Kearny and Hillside will be boosting SNAP dollars spent on dairy products. More stores will follow.
Ion Bank announced last fall that Ion Bank had entered into an agreement to acquire Lincoln 1st Bank of New Jersey.
A former CEO misled investors about a deal involving COVID-19 test kits to boost his ailing company’s stock price, prosecutors allege.
A store in Newark sold a ticket worth $10,000. See the lucky numbers here.
Contract negotiations with Saint Michael’s Medical Center have hit a brick wall amid a lack of “good faith,” union spokespeople allege.
Newark-based NJII sold its subsidiary, BioCentriq Inc., to a South Korean health care company.
A Cuban-born business owner who has several restaurants in Essex and Hudson counties is also deeply involved in her community.
Newark’s program aims to enroll 3,000 participants this summer.
Black businesses are often unable to grow and scale due to a lack of early-stage capital, a Newark-based group says.
In New Jersey, a business can certify that it is minority, woman, veteran or disabled veteran-owned. Soon, LGBTQ+ will be added to the list.