Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital New Brunswick said Thursday that health insurer Aetna this week notified its members that RWJ will exit its network April 15 unless a new contract is reached before the current contract expires April 15.
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Ex-judge warns that patent changes could shake up health, life science industries
The country's health science industry — in which New Jersey plays a big part — could have its international lead thwarted by recent court rulings and patent litigation, according to former Federal Circuit Chief Judge Paul Michel.
Read More »Business groups unhappy as Assembly panel advances local minimum wage bill
A bill opposed by statewide business groups that allows counties and municipalities to set local minimum wage standards above state and federal minimums was approved and released by the Assembly Labor Committee on Thursday.
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Countdown to the NJBIZ Best 50 Women event A look back at the Class of 2013
NJBIZ is celebrating the 10th anniversary of our Best 50 Women in Business event with a countdown to this year's ceremony, to be held Monday, March 23, at The Palace at Somerset Park.
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Bob’s Discount Furniture leases former Fortunoff site in Paramus
Bob's Discount Furniture is moving from its current Paramus location to the former Fortunoff Building on Route 17, according to retail real estate firm Ripco Real Estate.
Read More »Philly Fed says manufacturing grew modestly in March
Manufacturing activity increased at a modest pace in March, according to the monthly Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, which includes southern New Jersey.
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Throwback Thursday The Best 50 Women in Business through the decade Slideshow
This year, NJBIZ is celebrating 10 years of its Best 50 Women in Business awards. In honor of this milestone occasion, let us take you on a journey through the Best 50 Women in Business winners over the past 10 years who've navigated their field as the most successful women in New Jersey business.
Read More »Moody’s eyes seven N.J. cities for possible credit downgrades
Moody's Investors Service announced this week that it has placed the cities of Asbury Park, Kearny, Newark, Paterson, Trenton, Union City and Weehawken under review for possible credit downgrades.
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Tesla-inspired direct sales bill signed into law
A bill that would allow zero-emission vehicle manufacturers to directly buy from or sell to consumers was signed into law Wednesday by Gov. Chris Christie.
Read More »Aetna, Hackensack health network expand accountable care relationship to another 10K
The movement toward “value-driven” health care, in which health care providers get financial incentives for meeting clinical and efficiency goals, took another step forward Wednesday. Health insurer Aetna and the HackensackAlliance accountable care organization announced a new accountable care agreement and Medicare collaboration that...
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Newark Downtown District moving offices, and more, to Military Park Building
The Newark Downtown District has moved its headquarters to the Military Park Building in the city, according to the building's owner, The Berger Organization.
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Valley Hospital fights infection #8212 by limiting antibiotics
Valley Hospital in Ridgewood has reduced the incidence of the hospital-acquired infection clostridium difficile, or C.diff, through an intervention that might seem a bit paradoxical: limiting the prescribing of antibiotics to hospital patients.
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