Kennedy University Hospital in Cherry Hill held a topping off ceremony for its new lobby atrium as part of its first phase of revitalization, which accounts for $65 million in a $200 million project.

The Philadelphia 76ers' new landmark partnership with StubHub will mean far more than a jersey sponsorship — including a key benefit in New Jersey: the prospect of bringing a company with a Silicon Valley pedigree to the team's planned innovation lab in Camden.

Thirty.
That's the final count of municipalities that filed tax appeals against not-for-profit hospitals in the state by April 1, according to the New Jersey Hospital Association.

The Economic Development Authority voted Friday to approve a 10-year, $27 million Grow New Jersey award for Newell Brands to consolidate a number of its entities at a 99,975-square-foot facility in Hoboken.

Inspira Health Network has appointed Alka Kohli as its new executive vice president and chief population health and clinical officer, the South Jersey-based health system announced Thursday.

Gov. Chris Christie announced Wednesday that New Jersey employers will now be seeing an even larger tax break than previously thought due to an increased surplus in the state’s previously underwater Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund.

Public Service Electric & Gas Company wants to extend its Solar 4 All program, investing $275 million in solar projects on landfills and brownfields by 2021 and potentially creating 575 jobs during the construction process.

EY, the global tax and advisory firm, has named the New Jersey regional finalists for its EY Entrepreneur of the Year award.

The Chief Executive website has come out with its rankings of the best and worst states for business in 2016, and New Jersey — as usual — takes a beating.

Cherry Hill-based disabilities services company Bancroft has acquired a South Jersey rehab company through its Bancroft NeuroRehab division, it announced Monday.

Voorhees-based water and wastewater utility company American Water has named a new president of its market-based business, known as American Water Enterprises, it announced Monday.

Urban Engineers, a national engineering firm with an office in Cherry Hill, has announced a new CEO and president will take over later in the year.