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T-Mobile and Sprint have reached a "definitive agreement" to merge in an all-stock deal, which would create a new company with a total value of $146 billion.

While a shortage of workers is pushing wages higher in the skilled trades, the financial return from a bachelor's degree is softening.

Camden boosters say the tax subsidies are helping bring about a renaissance that will improve residents' lives. Critics call state incentives 'corporate welfare.'

Delaware’s efforts to make sure students are ready for the jobs of tomorrow got a $3.2 million boost from Bloomberg Philanthropies.

The city has 30 days to release its bid.

An ordinance adopted late last year that prohibits Long Beach Township businesses from distributing single-use plastic carryout bags goes into effect on May 1.

Until now, any operating dispensaries have been in the suburbs.

Every time Rupert Murdoch gets closer to control of the British-based entertainment and TV giant Sky, new obstacles arise.

President Trump's tariffs on imported steel aren't the first time the industry has gotten protection from the U.S. government.

Robert Harra, David Gibson, William North and Kevyn Rakowski are accused of hiding millions in bad loans on the bank’s books

It’s unclear if racetracks and casinos would be able to start taking sports bets soon after a favorable court ruling or whether New Jersey legislation will be needed.

The International Monetary Fund's policymaking committee said Saturday that a strong world economy is threatened by increasing tension.

An international environmental organization's movement to encourage more bars and restaurants to use less plastic is growing at the Jersey Shore. 

The AFT, a 1.7 million-member national union, is dropping the bank as a recommended mortgage lender, to which it currently channels more than 20,000 AFT mortgages.

The incident occurred Sunday, according to a woman who answered the phone at the club but didn't give her name.