The Camden-based company will invest a total of more than $2 million in the two projects, which are likely to be completed in the spring with street restoration work running through the summer.

The latest targets for the acquisitive Tinton Falls-based insurance brokerage were Westfield's True & Associates; J.W. Edens & Co. of Titusville, Fla.; and Two Rivers Insurance Co. Inc. of Burlington Iowa.

Do we have to deal with the United Van Lines Annual Migration Study. Apparently, we do. And that’s unfortunate.

Former Genova Burns litigator Anthony Anastasio most recently served as director of legal and regulatory affairs for the New Jersey Coalition of Automobile Retailers.

The founder and CEO of Trenton-based advertising agency EFK Group describes her experience working global ad giant Ogilvy through the Small Business Administration's All Small Mentor-Protégé program, which enabled EFK to design campaigns for large government contractors.

The CEO of Newark's University Hospital and former state health commissioner talks about getting a COVID-19 vaccine, the rollout of the shots around New Jersey and the importance of overcoming skepticism about safety that is rife in some communities.

The owner of City Wide Facility Solutions - Metropolitan New Jersey in Cedar Knolls talks about what it's like to run a property servicing business during a deadly global pandemic.

The deal for R.S. Gilmore Insurance Agency Inc. marks the acquisitive Tinton Falls-based buyer's first foray into Massachusetts.

The Valley Bank CEO describes the days and late nights he and his staff put in to help businesses stay afloat during the pandemic and explains why he's optimistic about the future.

Because of the limited supply, a task force led by Vice President of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer Linda Carroll will set the priorities for which staff members will get the shot first.

The former state attorney general and current Lowenstein Sandler partner talks about why the excessive number of vacant federal judgeships in New Jersey is bad for business.

The first such center opened in East Windsor during the week of Dec. 14 and three more followed in Middletown, Marlboro and Old Bridge. The containers can also be used to administer vaccines when the shots become widely distributed.