For a third consecutive year, financial technology company SmartAsset has release a statewide ranking of the most affordable places to live in New Jersey. And the southern half of the state looks like the place to be.

OceanFirst Bank announced Tuesday it has appointed Joseph J. Lebel III its new chief banking officer and has promoted George Destafney and Vincent D’Alessandro to regional presidents.

The Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers announced Tuesday that it is losing its longtime leader, Dr. Jeffrey Brenner, to the largest health insurer in the country — UnitedHealthcare.

To the unnamed author of the editorial “Quit complaining, South Jersey. It’s getting old”, published Sunday.

Colliers International recently announced it orchestrated the sale of three buildings between Amerco Real Estate Co., a U-Haul affiliate, from Starwood Property Trust Inc.

Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers and UnitedHealthcare announced a $15 million strategic partnership Tuesday that will focus on scaling new models of care for patients based on Dr. Jeffrey Brenner's work identifying social determinants of health.

Sheldon Gross Realty recently announced the acquisition of an 82,000-square-foot industrial asset in Willingboro.

All too often, sound environmental goals conflict with development goals and the results can be problematic for economic development, particularly here in New Jersey where red tape can wrap even the best developer into knots. Fortunately, a bill now moving through the state legislature is both environmentally smart and developer friendly and...

NJBIZ is proud to announce this year’s class of the state’s most dynamic women in business with its Best 50 Women in Business awards for 2017.

When James Caverly first started mapping out the business model in 2010 for what would become Booskerdoo Coffee, he had one condition that could not be compromised: the coffee beans had to be as fresh as possible.

Hospitals in New Jersey could be on the line for a combined nearly $1.5 billion in federal obligations to support the Affordable Care Act, which they have been contributing to since 2010, through 2019 if the ACA is repealed.

In honor of Alfred C. Koeppe, a member of New Jersey Resources' board of directors who died on Dec. 6, NJR announced it has created the Alfred C. Koeppe Service Award at its annual meeting Wednesday.