New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy got funding for nearly all his spending priorities, but he had to give up a millionaires tax, among other concessions to his fellow Democrats.

The economic tea leaves right now are getting hard to read.

Unlike an actual postcard, this one will have to be put in an envelope to be mailed.

When it comes to transparency for political money there are three buckets: fully disclosed, partly disclosed and not disclosed at all.

The plan would fold the Joint Underwriting Association into the state Insurance Department despite the association's claims that it's a separate entity.

The Delaware General Assembly, in an unusually early move, has approved a $4.27 billion budget bill for the fiscal year that starts July 1.

Those white and carnelian red cans of Campbell Soup may be going up for sale — and not just to grocery shoppers.

The Council president would not say whether his colleagues would vote for a tax increase in 2019, an election year.

States can now collect state sales taxes from online retailers on consumer purchases.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board said that 10 licensed operators reported $1.3 million in revenue from May's activity after prizes were paid.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross made a trade betting that the stock in a shipping company with Russian-government ties would fall.

On June 28, the Taj Mahal will reopen as the Hard Rock casino and Revel will reopen its doors as the Ocean Resort Casino. Together, they are restoring 6,000 lost jobs.

Major League Baseball circulated a memo to teams, forbidding them and their broadcasting affiliates from accepting advertisements from sports gambling outfits.

Gov. Phil Murphy placed $20 bets on Germany to win the World Cup, and the New Jersey Devils to win the Stanley Cup next season.