Cooperative Business Assistance Corp., a community development financial institution in Camden, received funding to help underserved small businesses stay open and preserve jobs.

The nonprofit-services company again re-signed its 13,923-square-foot office lease in the Cherry Hill Business District.

The Burton R. Cohen Technology Center provides a new space and development opportunities to support young professionals working remotely and starting businesses, thanks to support from The Burton and Mindy Cohen Foundation.

The approximately 2,100-square-foot building is fit-out with multiple offices and positioned directly on Route 70.

The former Vitarelli’s Restaurant and Catering Hall is set to be repositioned as a retail center.

Rutgers University-Camden has appointed Howard Marchitello dean of the school’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences, effective Jan. 1.

A Wawa store near Rowan University in Sewell has sold for $5.4 million, Marcus & Millichap has announced.

Capital Bank of New Jersey and OceanFirst Bank said Friday they plan to merge in an all-stock transaction valued at about $80 million.

Drivers at transportation provider XPO Logistics in Cinnaminson voted Friday to become members of Teamsters Local 107 in Philadelphia, becoming the latest group of workers to challenge the company’s treatment of workers, according to the union.

New York-based hedge fund Third Point LLC and former Campbell Soup Co. board member George Strawbridge Jr. have filed a lawsuit against each of the members of company’s current board of directors.

Campbell Soup Co. Chairman Les Vinney sent a letter to shareholders Thursday urging them to vote for the company’s existing board of directors at its annual shareholder meeting Nov. 29.

Managers of New Jersey’s $78 billion public worker pension fund said Thursday they will not divest from Nike stock, following requests by a member in September who was displeased with the shoe company’s ad featuring former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.