State gubernatorial candidate and current Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno touted her plan to minimize property tax increases during Opportunity New Jersey’s Affordability Summit on Monday.

Camden Corps Plus, a program designed to offer training and employment opportunities to youth in Camden City, received $10,000 in funding from Freeholder Jonathan Young and PSE&G.

Things are seemingly looking up for the Atlantic City businesses that haven’t closed down.

New Jerseyans nearly unanimously agree that arts education is “very” or “somewhat” important and want state funding to support it

On a cold and dreary Saturday in January, as a wintry mix pounded the pavement on Federal Street in Camden. I raced from my car into the Camden Technology Center where 200 entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals were eagerly awaiting a six hour marathon of presentations from VC firms, successful tech startups, and Philadelphia area business...

State Senate minority leader Tom Kean has outlined a legislative plan to entice Amazon to choose New Jersey as the location to construct its $5 billion “HQ2” facility.

Commercial real estate brokerage firm Colliers International recently announced it completed the sale of the Medford Medical Center in Medford.

Energy management firm Holtec International recently announced it opened a 160,000-square-foot office building in its 50-acre campus in Camden.

The New Jersey Partnership for Action announced plans last week to submit a response to Amazon’s Request for Proposals (RFP) seeking a location for its second corporate headquarters.

Republicans aren’t coming out on top in this year’s New Jersey gubernatorial race, according to a new Quinnipiac Poll released Wednesday.

Executive Women of New Jersey, a statewide senior-level executive women’s organization committed to increasing the number of women in top corporate and board leadership, released Wednesday its biennial EWNJ “A Seat at the Table” Honor Roll, which consists of publicly traded New Jersey companies that have appointed three or more...

It’s not every day that someone compares overseeing 80,000 U.S. Marines to running a project management and gas pipeline inspection firm in New Jersey. But for Frank Libutti, former U.S. Marine Corps Lieutenant General and current president and CEO of Renaissance Global Services, the two tasks have far more in common than most people can...