Resorts Hotel CEO and President Mark Giannantonio says that an internal study that will soon be released indicates that if New Jersey residents approve the expansion of casino gaming this November through a voter referendum, the economic impact on Atlantic City would be severe and the city could lose three to five more casinos.

Where digital interactions and e-commerce have become increasingly large parts of daily life, many lawyers have seen a new market and began to specialize in this area.

A new report released Wednesday by New Jersey Policy Perspective is questioning the wisdom of a recent legislative push to phase out the state's estate tax, given that just 4 to 5 percent of all New Jersey estates are taxable annually.

When it comes to choosing a college at which to earn a bachelor's degree in accounting, a would-be CPA could do worse than Rutgers University. A lot worse, in fact, according to the website College Choice.

South Jersey firms in the nonmanufacturing are remaining optimistic about the economy, according to the latest report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

The Assembly Judiciary Committee voted Monday to advance legislation that is being hailed as a “compromise” by some lawmakers on the future of Atlantic City and its finances.

Camden-based Campbell Soup Company said reported earnings for its fiscal third quarter rose slightly after the settlement of a claim related to the acquisition of Kelsen, but without that item, earnings were down for the period.

Bancroft has appointed James P. Hartman as chief financial officer, it announced Thursday.

Rowan Medicine and New Jersey Innovation Institute have partnered, as part of a $50 million federal grant, to study the transformation into a value-based reimbursement system.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported Thursday that there has been weak growth in manufacturing activity in May in the region that includes South Jersey.

Did you hear the one about the lady who is suing Starbucks because there was too much ice in her iced coffee? Unfortunately, this is not the set-up line for a great joke, but the subject of a pending lawsuit.

The newly announced Amazon fulfillment center in Florence is about to have company, as a developer moves ahead with plans for a new big-box distribution center across the street.