Scott Mertz, the president of Mount Laurel-based NAI Mertz, was recently recognized by NAI Global as the top producer in the firm’s network. Mertz was recognized after having inked over 3.5 million square feet of space available for sale and lease.

Marlton-based Wolf Commercial Real Estate recently announced it represented South Jersey Racquet Center LLC in the leasing and marketing of a 26,000-square-foot flex space in Mount Laurel.

RCM Technologies Inc., a Pennsauken-based provider of business and technology solutions, has acquired a Long Island-based engineering firm, it announced recently.

An Ohio packaging solutions company has acquired a Moorestown-based provider of rotary labeling and coding solutions, it announced Monday.

What would happen if Gov. Chris Christie does, in fact, get his hands on some of the reserves of Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey?

Businesses in the South Jersey area have confidence the economy is improving, according to the latest monthly report by the Federal Reserve in Philadelphia.

Walmart is hiring about 300 workers for a new retail store in Egg Harbor Township, it announced Tuesday.

As Amazon formally opened the doors Friday to its largest New Jersey-based fulfillment center in Carteret, the Seattle-based e-commerce giant also announced plans to open another three sites in the Garden State that call for the creation of more than 2,500 additional full-time jobs.

The Camden metro area came in on top among the nation's metropolitan regions as the area which had the largest over-the-year percentage growth in employment, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

After several months of reported growth, New Jersey lost approximately 17,500 total non-farm jobs in March, according to new data released by the state Department of Labor and Workforce Development.

A report out of the University of Chicago has validated what many in the state seek in solving the out-of-network debate: standard reimbursement rates from the independent organization FAIR Health.

The Atlantic City Development Corp. hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the Gateway project on Thursday, with dignitaries including Gov. Chris Christie, ACDevco Chairman Jon Hanson, South Jersey Industries CEO Michael Renna and Stockton University President Harvey Kesselman.