Leasing and sales activity in the southern New Jersey office market improved in the second quarter of 2012 compared to the same period last year, though positive absorption is still minimal and vacancy is on par with the rest of the state,...

New Jersey's solar lifeline legislation already is boosting business, even though it hasn't yet been signed into law.

Distribution center financing, retail site ownership, wave energy development.

Businesses in New Jersey's technology industry are increasingly looking to hire employees with experience in developing network infrastructure and mobile capabilities, but lack the resources to find or train people in those technical skills, according to an industry employment survey today released by the New Jersey Technology Council,...

Florham Park-based Automatic Switch Co., or ASCO, would receive $24.5 million in Grow New Jersey Assistance Program tax credits if it stays in the state under an incentive approved by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority.

Foreclosure activity in New Jersey in the second quarter of 2012 significantly increased compared to the same period in the previous year, according to a report from Irvine, Calif.-based RealtyTrac.

Medical acquisition, manufacturing partnership, human resource contract.

Though biopharmaceutical firms in New Jersey will benefit from expansion in Medicaid enrollment and the creation of health insurance exchanges under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010, increased pressure to lower drug costs and greater restrictions in the number of drugs covered under Medicaid will hurt revenues and...

Though gaming and tourism in Atlantic City were just about static in June, compared to figures from a year ago, a tourism official said the spike in visitors to the Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority's Web, mobile and social media platforms should bring more visitors to the Boardwalk in July and August. Read More »

Competitive Power Ventures, which is building a power plant under a New Jersey program to subsidize the creation of additional electricity capacity, broke ground today on its natural gas-fired plant in Woodbridge.

Coates International, a Wall Township engineering company that develops fuel-efficient engines, said it has decided not to accept incentives from Oklahoma to open a manufacturing facility, and is now talking to another state. It could not immediately be learned if New Jersey is under consideration. Read More »

Headquarters relocation, addiction treatment affiliation, supermarket lease.