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A Cherry Hill accounting firm is merging into an Ohio-based financial services firm, according to a recent announcement.

A seismic shift is underway in today's workplace. Two massive generations — the Baby Boomers and the Millennials — with very different needs and expectations are testing the abilities of even the most adroit HR department. HR managers and CFOs must decide how companies are going to source talent as managing the four-generation...

Gov. Chris Christie’s latest plan to end a nearly 40-year old reciprocal tax agreement between New Jersey and Pennsylvania is drawing sharp criticism from Democrats on both sides of the Delaware River.

As Labor Day weekend comes and goes, most Shore business owners are getting ready to enjoy a quiet off-season until next summer rolls around.

A BJ's Wholesale Club in South Jersey has sold for $15.6 million, according to real estate firm CBRE Group Inc.

Six Flags Great Adventure and Hurricane Harbor has a new president, the amusement park's parent company announced recently.

Starting a new business is a rewarding experience filled with optimism. It is also a time when new partners should focus on housekeeping matters that can help them avoid costly intra-company disputes down the road. Here are some tips to avoid trouble in paradise.

The New Jersey Department of Transportation has awarded NV5 Global Inc., a provider of engineering and consulting solutions, a $1.5 million services contract.

Campbell Soup's latest earnings report was not a pleasant one, as it reported a loss for the fiscal fourth quarter and adjusted earnings for the quarter and full year came in below analyst estimates.

The nation's private sector employment grew by 177,000 jobs in August, according to ADP.

Public Service Electric and Gas Company, New Jersey’s largest utility, is telling customers to be on the lookout for scammers demanding an immediate bill payment through a pre-paid credit card.