The state's largest hospital system and the state's largest university signed a letter of intent Thursday for a partnership that will create the state's largest academic health care system.

The Camden County Improvement Authority recently announced it has purchased a 102,000-square-foot building along Camden’s “eds and meds” corridor.

Nonmanufacturing activity in the region that includes South Jersey continued to grow in July, but at a slower pace than in previous months, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

A Camden County aluminum manufacturer has been cited for alleged safety and health violations, according to the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which described the action as the latest in a long string of issues with the company.

The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in favor of three hospitals, which remain in an ongoing court battle against the state's largest health insurer, as they seek access to details of a report that was used in setting the controversial OMNIA health plan and alliance in 2015.

Corning Inc. is investing $500 million and creating 1,000 jobs at facilities including Vineland as part of a $4 billion, 4,000-job initiative in partnership with Merck & Co. and Pfizer Inc., according to company statements and multiple published reports.

MGM Resorts International has named a new president for Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, it announced Thursday.

Marlton-based Liberty Bell Bank is merging into a bank that currently operates in the Delaware-Maryland region, the two announced Friday. The deal is valued at approximately $16 million.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported in its Monthly Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey that regional manufacturing activity in the region has continued to expand, but it is doing so at a slower pace.

Campbell Soup Co. in Camden outlined its plans for future growth at its annual investor meeting Wednesday.

Rutgers University announced Wednesday that its board of governors has approved a tuition and fee increase for in-state undergraduates for the 2017-2018 academic year.

New Jersey business owners are seemingly doing something right when requesting a business loan.