Saladworks — the nation's largest fresh-to-order salad franchise — opened its first store in 1986 in Cherry Hill.
Last February, the company filed for bankruptcy.

According to the latest data from American Express and Dun & Bradstreet, 533 of New Jersey's 4,842 middle-market firms have been in business for less than 10 years.

Iselin-based Sitar Realty Company announced a series of transactions it brokered recently.

The Borgata and Tropicana casinos have each announced plans to make major investments in the renovation of their Atlantic City properties.

Kevin Lavin, the former corporate finance attorney appointed last year by Gov. Chris Christie to lead Atlantic City's emergency management team, has left his post to become the co-president of the Texas-based Ankura Consulting Group.

Strategist, psychologist, confidant, corporate spy? The definition of an executive coach can be elusive. So, NJBIZ reached out to Bob Polster of the Bernardsville-based executive coaching firm Morris and Polster to find out why executives hire coaches.

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.