NJBIZ hosted its 2011 CFO of the Year awards ceremony today at the Palace at Somerset Park, in the Somerset section of Franklin, recognizing financial executives at public and private companies, as well as nonprofits.

About 1,200 employees are expected to take part in Campbell Soup Co.'s annual Make a Difference Week, which runs through Oct. 28. The initiative consists of 90 volunteer projects across the region, at which employees participate in activities aimed at improving the health of young people by reducing hunger and...

New trading line; car rental agreement; new PNC lease.

State retailers are trying to cash in on a $24.7 billion nationwide industry by enticing shoppers with holiday gift card promotions.

A recent study funded by the Princeton-based Robert Wood Johnson Foundation disputes the notion that employers will no longer need to provide health insurance benefits for employees under the Affordable Care Act.

The deadline for federal disaster aid available to businesses, nonprofits, homeowners and renters repairing damages from Hurricane Irene has been extended until Nov. 30. That aid includes grants from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and low-interest loans from the Small Business Administration.

Headquarters relocation; credit refinance; Middle Eastern energy acquisition.

On Friday, two former executives of First Priority Pay pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court, in Newark, to charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and filing false tax returns.

A committee of energy professionals is recommending the state streamline its Office of Clean Energy and improve its energy-efficiency programs to bring savings to ratepayers.

Women have increasingly joined the upper ranks of the greater Philadelphia region's largest companies, but a new survey finds the pace of growth has been relatively slow.

The intersection of investors, inventors and mentors occurred Friday morning at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, which hosted the 2011 Angel Investor Forum.