OneHealth New Jersey, the organization that operates the Health Information Exchange, has welcomed its first member, Lakewood urologist Dr. Kiritkumar Pandya.

The reconstruction of the Atlantic City boardwalk continues with the completion of a seawall along the Absecon Inlet and a boardwalk built above it.

Atlantic City elected officials, community leaders, project partners and employees of South Jersey Gas donned hard hats recently for a tour of the site being developed for the company’s new 75,000-square-foot corporate headquarters.

Campbell Soup Co. has named Roberto Leopardi, currently a domestic marketing vice president at household cleaning supplies company SC Johnson, as president of the Campbell Meals & Beverages division, effective June 4.

Rowan College at Burlington County trustees have appointed Acting President Michael Cioce as the college president, effective Sept. 1.

Legacy Treatment Services, a nonprofit behavioral health and addiction treatment center in New Jersey and Delaware, has opened two new outpatient facilities in Monmouth Junction and Northfield.

The resignation Friday of Denise Morrison as CEO of Campbell Soup Co. came hand-in-hand with an earnings report illustrative of food company’s recent struggles.

Marlton-based Wolf Commercial Real Estate has completed a lease transaction in which Kingsway Learning Center & Services will consolidate its Moorestown and Haddonfield campuses to a single site in Voorhees.

Campbell Soup Co. chief executive Denise Morrison has announced her retirement, effective immediately, in a move that could reflect weaker sales of some of its key products in recent years.

Acreage Holdings, one of the nation’s largest cannabis corporations, signed a letter of intent to assist in the expansion of a Compassionate Care Foundation’s cannabis cultivation and dispensary facility in Egg Harbor.

Hawthorne-based Pfister Energy has been chosen to design and build a solar field for Lockheed Martin's Moorestown facility in an effort to generate clean energy.

Earlier this week, sports betting was legalized across the entire United States, and now the Atlantic City casinos are jumping onboard.