This year's version of the NJBIZ Top 250 Privately Held Companies has a nice circular design theme on its cover, and that seems particularly appropriate for today's New Jersey business community, with its perpetual ebbs and flows in fortunes.

Long time South Jersey politician and former Atlantic City councilman Jim Whelan has died suddenly, according to an announcement Tuesday night.

Personal finance website GOBankingRates recently published a study that ranked a New Jersey city as one of the Top 5 most expensive cities to rent a one-bedroom apartment in the country.

Nonmanufacturing business activity continued to expand over the past month in the region that includes South Jersey.

Moorestown-based BAYADA Home Health Care announced Thursday it has appointed David Baiada as its CEO, succeeding his father and company founder Mark Baiada, who is transitioning to the role of chairman.

J&J Snack Foods Corp., the Pennsauken-based maker of food and beverage products, has acquired an Illinois-based premium bread and pretzel bakery, it announced Thursday.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported Thursday that there has been improvements in manufacturing activity in August in the region that includes South Jersey.

Just two days after saying she would remain a part of President Donald Trump’s manufacturing council, Campbell Soup Co. CEO and President Denise Morrison announced Wednesday that she will quit the panel after all.

A new report shows seniors who qualify for Medicaid and are enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, fare better with their health management than those who are not.

A round corner table at Wolfgang’s Steakhouse Grill in Somerville is always reserved for Jack Morris. It should be.

Yummy Bazaar, a Cinnaminson-based e-commerce company, has named a former Quidsi executive as its new chief technology officer, it announced.

Weeks after the collapse of the attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, uncertainty around federal action is affecting premium rates and continues to unsettle the health insurance industry.