Temperatures down, energy prices up | Op-Ed

As temperatures drop, New Jersey households are facing another kind of chill: Higher energy bills. Utilities across the state are warning that electricity costs will climb again this fall, continuing a trend that’s straining family...

A blueprint for abundant, affordable energy for New Jersey families | Op-Ed

New Jersey stands at a pivotal moment in its energy future. For too long, families and businesses across our state have faced rising electricity bills and limited choices. As a board member of the New...

Resetting the political landscape | Op-Ed

The upcoming 2025 gubernatorial election for New Jersey presents a critical opportunity for Black communities to demand an agenda that will lead to a more equitable coexistence. This includes fair participation in the economy,...

The recruiting conundrum: What to do when job postings fail to produce the right...

“Our job postings just don’t 'pull' the right people.” We hear this all the time. Luckily, there is much you can do to stack the odds of finding the right candidate in your favor....

To address the Energy Affordability Crisis, New Jersey’s next governor must double down on...

Despite current federal policies, the benefits of continuing the upward clean energy trajectory are clear In the face of growing global climate risks, and a recession coupled with an energy affordability crisis in New Jersey,...

N.J. families struggling as electric bills climbed again this summer | Op-Ed

Electric bills across New Jersey jumped again this summer, leaving families to make tough decisions about what they can afford. A Fairleigh Dickinson University poll shows just how unsettled the issue has become: more than...

Alarm Bells in New Jersey: Business Tax Revenue Collapse Signals Deeper Economic Concerns |...

New Jersey’s August 2025 tax revenue numbers should be setting off alarm bells in Trenton. While some may dismiss weak early-year returns as insignificant, the scale of the decline in business taxes cannot be ignored. These...

Construction industry must focus on unprecedented suicide crisis | Op-Ed

September is suicide prevention month, and the construction industry is facing a national public health crisis. Data shows that our industry has the second-highest rate of worker death by suicide, behind only the mining...

When lawsuit ads become a public health problem | Op-Ed

Every night, television viewers in New Jersey are bombarded with a familiar message: alarming law firm advertisements disguised as healthcare alerts warning about the dangers of prescription drugs and medical devices. These ads—often slickly...

Is N.J. the best place in America to build what’s next? | Op-Ed

New Jersey’s innovation economy just got stronger as the FY26 state budget was passed a few weeks ago when three bills — all strongly aligned with innovation, investment, and advanced manufacturing — advanced out...

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SBA finalizes SBIC rule changes aimed at boosting investment in critical industries

The U.S. Small Business Administration has finalized changes to its Small Business Investment Company (SBIC) program, a long-running public-private partnership designed to channel private...

Chemistry Council of N.J. names DiCriscio government affairs manager

The Chemistry Council of New Jersey (CCNJ) announced Jan. 14 that Richard DiCriscio has joined the organization as government affairs manager, strengthening the council’s...

NJBIA to honor business leaders, legislators at its 2026 Public Policy Forum

NJBIA will honor seven business leaders, including three pro-business legislators, at its 2026 Public Policy Forum on Jan. 30.  The event, which annually provides insights...