Five companies were awarded roughly $5.2 million in combined Grow New Jersey incentives from the state Economic Development Authority at its Thursday meeting, the EDA announced.

Marcus & Millichap announced recently the sale of an 8,500-square-foot retail property in Bloomfield for $3.45 million, according to Brian C. Hosey, regional manager of the firm’s New Jersey office.

Commercial real estate firm The Kislak Co. recently announced it brokered the sale of the Ocean Court by the Sea motel in Long Branch to an affiliate of Kushner Cos.

Candidates Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, Republican, and Phil Murphy, Democrat, made pointed critiques of their opponent while undermining each other's main line of attack at the first gubernatorial debate hosted at New Jersey's Performing Arts Center Tuesday night.

As Breast Cancer Awareness Month revs along, Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey believes a bundled treatment approach to the disease is best.

Piscataway-based IEEE, a technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology, announced Wednesday that Stephen Welby will become its new chief operating officer and executive director, effective Jan. 2, 2018.

Middlesex Water has filed a petition to increase water rates for its 61,000 customers with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities.

The Center for Innovation Education at Rutgers University has partnered with Socratic Arts Inc. to announce it has launched a Cyber Security Certification Program, beginning Nov. 27.

Trenton-based Public Strategies Impact, a legislative advocacy organization, announced it has promoted William Maer and Joseph Simonetta to senior partners.

State-based charities Sage Eldercare and the Food Bank of South Jersey were among the beneficiaries of several charitable donations made by Walmart and the <a href="http://giving.walmart.com/foundation"...

Princeton-based Community Options Inc., a nonprofit supporting people with disabilities, announced recently it has appointed Courtney Eidel to its new chief compliance officer.

E-commerce and logistics continued to drive the industrial market in New Jersey to century highs during the third quarter, according to Cushman & Wakefield.