Both of New Jersey’s candidates for governor selected politicians from their party who also happen to be from minority communities for the lieutenant governor position.

Commercial real estate Transwestern recently announced Griffin Capital has chosen to expand the firm’s management service assignment to encompass more than 4.5 million square feet of office and industrial space.

West Hempstead, New York-based real estate investment trust GTJ recently announced it has acquired a 109,700-square-foot property in Cherry Hill currently serving as Avalon Flooring’s training and distribution facility for New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

NJBIZ has named the finalists for its 2017 CFO of the Year awards.

South Jersey’s Lourdes Health System announced Wednesday that CEO and President Alexander Hatala has retired after 31 years with the system.

Forbes released its list of America’s Top Colleges on Tuesday, with Harvard University in Massachusetts claiming the top spot and Stanford University and Yale University listed as second and third, respectively.

As our nation seeks solutions to help improve the healthcare system, there is at least one goal we can all agree on: the importance of making healthcare quality and cost information more accessible to all New Jersey residents.

Commercial real estate firm Gebroe-Hammer Associates recently announced it completed the sale of Olympic Village, in Brick, for $10.1 million.

Wells Fargo & Co. has named four region bank presidents for New Jersey, reflecting a recent reorganization of the financial firm’s community banking structure.

New Jersey’s largest power and gas supplier, Public Service Electric and Gas Co., is looking to spend $2.7 billion over the next five years, or $540 million per year, to replace a quarter of its outdated cast iron pipe system.

Moorestown-based retailer Destination Maternity and the European company Orchestra-Premaman S.A. have called off a merger announced in December, the two said Thursday.

After announcing in March its purchase of Bridgeton Villas, a 156-unit affordable housing community in Bridgeton, developer WinnCompanies recently broke ground on an $18.7 million rehabilitation initiative.