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"...

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

Commercial brokerages Colliers International and Cushman & Wakefield both reported the third quarter to have been a robust time for northern New Jersey’s office market.

New Jersey’s candidates for governor will have their first televised debate Tuesday at Newark’s New Jersey Performing Arts Center at 7 p.m., but an event held by New Jersey’s American Association of Retired Persons on Friday helped set the stage for tomorrow’s clash.

Employers want to hire qualified talent, but the generic bachelor’s degree doesn’t necessarily describe what graduates are good at.

NJBIZ is pleased to announce the hiring of Ken Kiczales as its new publisher. Kiczales, a longtime media executive with New Jersey roots, has already begun engaging with the state's dynamic business community.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority, in partnership with the City of Trenton, announced that two new grant programs are available specifically to street level businesses in designated commercial areas of Trenton and other Garden State Growth Zones.

NJBIZ is pleased to announce the 50 Fastest Growing Companies in New Jersey for 2017.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority has launched two programs to support the growth of new and expanding retail and service businesses in Trenton and other Garden State Growth Zones.

Seven New Jersey companies landed on Working Mother magazine’s 2017 Top 100 list of Best Companies for working moms and four of the seven — Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick; Prudential Financial in Newark; Unilever in Englewood Cliffs; and Zoetis in Parsippany — made the Top 10 list.

Contributing to the "eds and meds" corridor of the city, Rutgers-Camden officially opened its 107,000-square-foot Nursing and Science building on Monday.

New Jersey’s state senate and assembly have crafted a bipartisan effort to attract Amazon’s new second headquarters to the garden state.