John Mackey, Michael Dell, Richard Branson and countless other entrepreneurial all-stars achieved great success without advanced degrees. In fact, these three did it without so much as a bachelor's degree.

While investment bankers, accountants and tech experts are trained to forecast, reconcile and innovate, Corinne Zupko's job is to retrain them to live in the moment.

Making a change at work: Who doesn't think about that from time to time? And especially now, when New Year's resolutions tend to spark a lot of ideas — many of which do not involve exercise. Leaving the corporate world is tough. Leaving the corporate paycheck is tougher.

Gov. Chris Christie held a news conference Tuesday to call for a state takeover of Atlantic City, claiming the city has, over time, been unable to prove its ability to manage its own finances.

The Philadelphia 76ers released an update Tuesday on their future 125,000-square-foot training facility currently under construction in Camden.

Growth in nonmanufacturing industries has slowed in the region that includes South Jersey, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

The people on this list impact business in New Jersey in many ways, whether it’s through the companies or agencies they run, the legislation they enact, the dollars they spend (or loan), the facilities they build or the employees and products they control. Here is our exclusive ranking from 1 to 100.

In a new report issued Monday, Moody's Investors Service says Atlantic City is moving closer to defaulting on its debt service payments and declaring bankruptcy as a result of Gov. Chris Christie's decision last week to veto a package of bills aimed at helping the city in its economic recovery efforts.

Parking management company Imperial Parking Corporation has leased an office suite in Collingswood, Wolf Commercial Real Estate announced Friday.

Kennedy Health System, which runs three hospitals in South Jersey, signed a letter of intent Friday to integrate with Philadelphia's Thomas Jefferson University health system.

The future of New Jersey's already second-worst credit rating will largely depend on upcoming decisions regarding pension payments and the state's depleted Transportation Trust Fund, Moody's Investors Service announced this week.

Kennedy Health System, which runs three hospitals in South Jersey, could be merging with Philadelphia's Thomas Jefferson University health system, according to a published report.