The storm clouds may be lifting from the state’s suburban office submarkets, thanks to rising interest in some transit-centric regions and new signs of life at some of New Jersey’s defunct corporate campuses.

The Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing last week by the Eatontown engineering firm Birdsall Services Group followed an extraordinary chain of events: The state went to court to seize the company's assets, and several people associated with Birdsall were indicted for conspiracy and money laundering in connection with alleged violations of state...

While a well-publicized report has criticized New Jersey's liberal use of incentives dollars to attract and retain businesses, supporters call them a critical tool in competing for corporate tenants.

A spokesman for Meadowlands Hospital and Medical Center said focusing on financial bureaucracy, and not patient outcomes, is part of a campaign to ignore the hospital’s “record of turning around a hospital with a sorry legacy to one that has had a storied turnaround by any measurement.”

When not even a horrifying leg injury can derail you, you pretty much know your trip to the Final Four is a thing of destiny. That's got to be how Daniel Flynn, a Louisville grad, feels.

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Concerns about the financial stability of Meadowlands Hospital and Medical Center are again being raised by lawmakers and the nursing union at the hospital.

Weddings are big business, and if the Supreme Court decides to legalize same-sex marriage, it could result in bigger bookings business at New Jersey's banquet halls.

Time is winding down for companies and homeowners hurt by Hurricane Sandy to apply for disaster assistance from the U.S. Small Business Administration.