Liberty Property Trust announced late Monday that it plans to immediately begin construction on the first phase of its $1 billion, mixed-use complex on the Camden Waterfront after completing the necessary assemblage of land and development rights.

In front of a crowd of nearly 300 people Monday night, NJBIZ announced the winners of its Business of the Year awards for 2016. At the intimate gathering at The Palace at Somerset Park in Somerset, the best companies in New Jersey in a variety of categories were honored, along with the Executive of the Year.

Like many Americans, I was surprised by the results of the 2016 U.S. Presidential election. Many fully expected a Hillary Clinton victory. With that expectation was the belief that drug pricing would remain a key focus of the political debate.

Gov. Chris Christie paid a visit to Atlantic City Electric on Monday in Mays Landing to highlight that the merger between Exelon and the utility's parent company, Pepco Holdings Inc., has yielded customer benefits totaling $126 million.

Leo Cervantes knows about struggles, personally and professionally.

Ted Zangari, an attorney with Sills Cummis & Gross in Newark, is one of the state's top experts in the use of government grants and awards to companies. In fact, he helped craft many of the programs.

Though largely unpopular, Gov. Chris Christie's initial decision in September to end a nearly 40-year-old reciprocal tax agreement between New Jersey and Pennsylvania wasn't a novel idea.

R.J. Brunelli & Co. LLC announced Thursday that it has completed a series of leases that will introduce a number of national retailers, restaurants, automotive and personal service companies to areas around the Garden State.

At Newark Regional Business Partnership, networking is central to our efforts to return value on investment to our members.

The nation's private sector employment numbers continued to grow in November, staying on pace with October's growth figures, according to Roseland-based ADP.

Liberty Bell Bank has promoted John Herring has been promoted to chief lending officer and executive vice president, according to CEO and President Benjamin Watts.

In 2008, as the financial crisis was picking up speed, Patrick Ryan was just starting First Bank’s engines.