In theory, launching a business is one way for women to escape gender discrimination. But a survey by 99designs, an online graphic design marketplace, found that female entrepreneurs still face some formidable challenges.

The Rutgers Big Data Advisory Board has named Camille Renshaw as a member.

Two women-owned businesses in Passaic County have received help from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s Business Improvement Incentive Program, allowing them to build in two formerly vacant buildings.

Women play a key role in health care — as workers, caregivers, and consumers — but they’re underrepresented when it comes to leadership roles, according to a report by a venture fund dedicated to digital health.

The ballroom at The Palace at Somerset Park was packed with over 260 people Thursday morning for NJBIZ's Icon Honors event, celebrating the careers of men and women 60 and over who have made it their business to pioneer change and innovation in their workplaces and communities.

Kenilworth-based tech solutions company Diversified has tapped Allison Aden as its new executive vice president and CFO.

Women-owned businesses in New Jersey have earned $54.8 billion in revenue in 2018, already surpassing the total revenue for 2017 by 3.7 percent, according to a new survey

IFS, a global enterprise applications company, has named Marne Martin president of its service management business unit and CEO of WorkWave, a cloud-based field service and fleet management service it acquired last September.

I am going to start this month’s discussion with a heartfelt thank you to you for reading my column each month as well as sharing it with others. Your support and enthusiasm are contagious and you inspire me to work harder to identify relevant topics and offer ideas and insights that will be of value for you all.

Autumn Urling is determined to carry on her mother's legacy.

Steve Wood was there for nearly every milestone in the first 12 weeks of his son's life. And as he got to bond with his first child, his relationship with his wife Lizzy grew stronger, enabling the couple to equitably share parental duties.

Elizabeth Lorell, a partner in the Florham Park office of Gordon & Rees Scully Mansukhani, will serve as president-elect of the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel for 2018-2019 as voted in at its annual meeting in Hawaii last week.