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...

Judith Gorog said she had an advantage in her industry whenever there was a merger or acquisition. “I probably was the first one that anyone remembered, because I was the only woman they were dealing with,” she said. For the last 20 years, Gorog has moved back and forth between North America and Europe, progressing through the...

Roughly 40 percent of new private sector jobs added to New Jersey since July 2016 have come from the leisure and hospitality industry, according to commercial real estate and investment firm CBRE.

Jerry Gottesman, co-founder and chairman of Newark-based Edison Properties, died Sunday at age 87, NJBIZ has exclusively learned.

In July, the U.S. Department of Justice's Medicare Fraud Strike Force charged 412 people from 30 states — including 115 doctors, nurses and other medical professionals — with $1.3 billion in health care fraud. The government said it was the strike force's “largest ever health care fraud enforcement action.”

The state's Board of Public Utilities approved $2 million to fund 13 feasibility studies for a new micro-power grids that would power and connect Camden County's wastewater treatment plant to the Covanta Camden Energy Recovery Center, a waste-to-energy facility.

New Jersey reportedly plans to enter the sweepstakes to become the location for Amazon.com's massive "HQ2” facility.

The Lawrenceville School is the most expensive private education institution in the state of New Jersey with an average tuition of $51,440.

Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi P.C. announced recently that Lee Vartan has joined the firm as a member in its white collar criminal defense and government investigations group, effective September 1.