Capital Bank of New Jersey, a South Jersey bank based in Vineland and owned by a variety of local stockholders, announced Thursday it has appointed James R. Haefele, CPA, to its board of directors.

State Senator Anthony Bucco (R-25th District) has introduced legislation to provide new tax incentives to businesses in financially distressed municipalities under the Grow New Jersey program.

Mega projects for Ralph Lauren, Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp were approved to receive tax incentives from the NJ Economic Development Authority awarded during its meeting this month.

The Business of the Year awards recognize New Jersey's top businesses and business leaders who share a commitment to professional excellence, business grown and the community.

Dear Editor: We have been following the recent Letters to the Editor regarding the article “Elder care to get a lot more expensive” that appeared in the Oct. 16 NJBIZ “Morning Roundup” and the subsequent responses back by Don Winant at the Commission on Accreditation for Home Care, Inc. and Lori Grifa, a partner at Archer &...

Royal Farms convenience store and gas station in Bellmawr recently traded for $6.48 million as part of a 1031 exchange, brokerage CBRE announced.

Democrat Phil Murphy will be New Jersey's next governor and will preside over a state senate and assembly that are both majority controlled by democrats.

Despite having some of the highest property taxes in the country, there are places in New Jersey where they are a bargain, according to a study by New York City-based financial technology company SmartAsset.

New Jersey is seeking to streamline the state’s credential system.

When comparing the financial health of New Jersey’s counties, Hunterdon County is the healthiest place to live in the Garden State, according to a study released by financial technology company SmartAsset.

It’s the day before the election and it seemingly looks like Democratic candidate Phil Murphy will be New Jersey’s next governor.

The $19.3 million spent through Oct. 27 on the state's general Legislative races is an all-time high for New Jersey and nearly double the $10.7 million spent in 2015, according to the state's Election Law Enforcement Commission.