The appointments of Rutgers-Camden Chancellor Phoebe Haddon and OceanFirst Bank Chairman, President and CEO Christopher Maher are effective this month.

Political and technological issues will buffet the financial services industry in 2020.

The quest goes on for a new generation of skilled workers to fill manufacturing jobs.

“When I selected engineering, math and science came naturally to me,” said Honeywell's Chief Technology Officer for Advanced Materials Maribel Wilson. “My career has been very fulfilling … You can select engineering and it gives you a lot of leeway to meander.”

Photos from the Jan. 13, 2020 issue of NJBIZ.

Labor leaders criticize Rutgers University’s hiring of a football coach, and its search for a new president.

Gov. Phil Murphy will likely sound familiar themes in his state of the state speech on Jan. 14, for good or ill.

How Verisk Analytics predicts risks for insurance and finance industries.

New Jersey's state-based health exchange is poised for a giant leap in 2020.

LeFrak closed on the sale of its 861,000-square-foot waterfront asset on Jan. 6.

Geographically, the nearest state that saw higher growth than New Jersey was Tennessee.

The Department of Health continues to score alternative treatment center applications despite a court-ordered stay, said a lawyer for seven applicants whose submissions were rejected before being reviewed. Josh Bauchner, a partner at Ansell Grimm & Aaron, filed a motion in appellate court Friday to compel the DOH to stop all of its the proceedings after the ...