The state is considering expanding the number of procedures subject to reimbursement limits under personal injury protection, or PIP, as a way to slow down the rise in car insurance costs, but health care providers say they've already seen reimbursements fall following earlier changes implemented by the Department of Banking and...

The long-running public television show, "State of the Arts," will continue to air on NJTV as a new production partnership revamps the program.

Investors Bancorp Inc. will beef up its New York presence with a $10.3 million cash-and-stock acquisition of Brooklyn Federal Bancorp Inc., a distressed bank, according to a Wednesday announcement by Investors.

By using one of its own products, CalMac reduced its peak-hour energy demand at its Fair Lawn manufacturing facility by 33 percent, helping it receive LEED gold certification — the first in the state for a manufacturing building, the company announced Tuesday.

Elmwood Park firm to work on tallest tower; Charlie Brown's operator announces bankruptcy reorganization; Access to Money acquired.

Two Southampton-based builders were awarded contracts worth $20.4 million by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to build two new facilities at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst.

Pharmaceutical and health care companies would benefit from incentives approved by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority if they bring jobs to the state.

Responding to continued dominance of the smartphone and tablet markets by Apple Inc.'s iPhone and iPad, Wall-based biometric identification company Bio-Key International announced plans to acquire the company that first introduced fingerprint reading software for the popular devices. Read More »

Emtec acquires Chicago IT firm; NRG takes over Energy Plus; Travalliance adds Oregon training services.

The word "interactive," when associated with technology, usually refers to a website or movie that responds to the user's whims, but Xerox is taking interactive old-school.