Campbell Soup Co. announced Tuesday that its director of community affairs has been elected president of the company's Campbell Soup Foundation.

The annual Fortune 500 list of the nation's largest companies is out, and New Jersey is well represented, with 19 companies on the list, including four in the Top 75.

An Allentown-based energy and power generation company with extensive assets in New Jersey is being acquired by a private investment firm, it announced recently.

A year after being the subject of an ugly legal dispute, the former Showboat Casino Hotel in Atlantic City is slated to reopen next month as a nongaming property.

Citing an independent study conducted by the New Jersey Business & Industry Association, the group’s president Michele Siekerka expressed pessimism regarding the state legislature’s discussion on economic policy that will continue on June 6 through the next few weeks.

The First Commonweath Federal Credit Union board of directors announced Thursday that Donna LoStocco has been appointed CEO and president, effective July 1.

The news of CarePoint Health's out-of-network status with the state's largest health insurer came as no surprise when it became official June 1.

The Cooper Foundation, Norcross Foundation and AmeriHealth New Jersey announced a $1 million collective starter fund for the new Camden Health and Athletic Association.

The New Jersey Law Journal has come out with its ranking of the Top 20 law firms in New Jersey, and while there are certainly some big names on the list, there are a few surprises, too.

As expected, Gov. Chris Christie put pen to paper Friday on legislation that will now give Atlantic City 150 days and a $60 million bridge loan to balance its budget for the upcoming fiscal year and develop a sound spending management plan for the next five years.

The Assembly voted Thursday to approve legislation that looks to gradually increase New Jersey’s minimum wage to $15 per hour over the next five years.

The Assembly and Senate both voted Thursday to approve legislation that will give Atlantic City 150 days and a five-month bridge loan to balance its budget for the upcoming fiscal year and develop a five-year management plan.