Pressed against three-pane glass, excited school kids roar at the sight of a jaguar pair leaping up steep-faced artificial rock.

In the wake of former Stockton University President Herman J. Saatkamp Jr.'s resignation last month, acting President Harvey Kesselman has agreed to remain in the position at the request of the college's Board of Trustees.

James Fakult took over as president of Jersey Central Power & Light in June 2013. And while he was not with the company when Hurricane Sandy hit in October 2012, he was an executive with JCP&L's parent company, First Energy, at the time.

With decades of financial advising experience behind them, Steven Sirot and David Slater learned long ago that paying for college was a huge issue for parents. Through the years, however, they said they learned one disturbing thing in the process: Parents were more concerned about the finances than the fit. Simply put, there were not enough...

Computer programming languages — C , Cobol, Fortran and more — are second nature to Tony Orrico, a New Jersey tech entrepreneur and a self-professed geek.

There are two minority-owned technology companies larger than Yorktel in New Jersey.

Artech Information Systems CEO Ranjini Poddar put it bluntly:
“There's a certain perception the (tech) business community still has of women, and being a woman of color is a double whammy.”

After nearly 10 years with his former employer, Gene Waddy fell victim to a dreaded round of layoffs.

Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics recently unveiled a 147,200-square-foot expansion of its Flanders plant — a project driven by a $36.6 million, 10-year tax credit tied to its commitment to more than double the existing 450 employees it has in the area.