In a 34-page ruling, the panel found that the FTC was justified in seeking to stop the deal. The court noted that an expert advising the agency estimated that the hospitals would have been able to increase prices by $31 million after the combination.

New construction, along with repositioning and rehabilitation projects, is rapidly changing the built landscape around New Jersey. And someone has to do all that work.

The president of Associated Builders and Contractors of New Jersey, a trade group representing some 1,200 merit shop contractors around the state, talks about the state of the industry and the organization’s priorities.

The governor used much of his budget address – his first in-person speech at the statehouse in two years – to list economic successes he attributed to his administration’s policies. The address also put property tax relief at the center of the governor’s agenda and seemed designed to reassure residents and businesses that Murphy had taken to heart concerns about affordability.

The main component of the administration's effort to lighten the state's tax burden is the Affordable New Jersey Communities for Homeowners and Renters program, dubbed ANCHOR.

Summit Health CEO Jeff Alter discusses the company's expansion plans, its philosophy of providing care and the current state of the pandemic.

The Berkeley Heights-based company has more than 340 locations in five states. CityMD, which Summit acquired two years ago, is a major urgent care provider in the New York metro area and has been growing quickly.

The general manager of the New York Red Bulls discusses the state of MLS, what the World Cup will mean for the business of soccer in the U.S. and how the Harrison-based team is likely to fare this year – both on the field and off – after a seventh-place finish last season.

The incoming New Jersey Institute of Technology president discusses his priorities, the challenges he sees ahead and what attracted him to the Newark school.

Teik Lim will take over as the ninth president of the New Jersey Institute of Technology on July 1, succeeding Joel Bloom. So what attracted him to NJIT?

NJBIZ recently spoke with Red Bulls General Manager Marc de Grandpré about the state of the league, what the World Cup will mean for the business of soccer in the U.S. and how the local team is likely to fare this year – both on the field and off – after a seventh-place finish last season.

The executive vice president of Santander and regional head of Middle Market Banking for New York and Jersey discusses the bank's priorities in the area, what business owners and executives should look out for over the coming months and how a global financial services giant serves local communities.