Amid ongoing mudslinging over the proposed merger of Rutgers–Camden and Rowan universities, Rowan interim President Ali A. Houshmand presented a report today to outline the transition from the university's perspective.

Things are about to get physical in NJBIZ Brackets.

State Supreme Court nominee Phillip H. Kwon faced a series of questions over his family's liquor store in the first hour of the confirmation hearing over his nomination.

A real estate investment trust has taken control of Eleven80, in Newark, the financially troubled apartment tower that once was seen as a model for the type of residential development that could help revive the city's downtown.

Water treatment sale, home communities acquisition, financial services opening.

More than half of employers are expanding their use of technology to manage costs related to employee benefits programs, according to the results of a study by Prudential Financial.

The nation's highest court has ruled against a California diagnostics firm in a case that was closely watched in the biotechnology community.

The health of New Jersey's housing market ranks near the bottom in the nation, according to the Healthiest Housing Index from online loan marketplace LendingTree LLC.

E-mail migration partnership, data infrastructure contract, radiology reading agreement

Gov. Chris Christie said it's possible the state's colleges and universities will receive more capital funding this year, during an event at which he provided details of a $1 million urban college scholarship program.

New Jersey saw a jump in mass layoff-related unemployment claims in 2011, according to a new report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.