Cherry Hill-based Adaptive Clinical Systems, a provider of cloud-based services that provides interoperability and data integration, has partnered with Medidata, an eClinical software service company that develops solutions for research collaboration in clinical trials.

St. Francis Medical Center electrophysiologist and Director of Complex Electrophysiology Dr. Eran Zacks has implanted a permanent pacemaker into five patients’ hearts without the use of fluoroscopy.

The state’s Economic Development Authority selected talent acquisition firm Reflik Inc. and renewable energy company Gridless Power Corp. as its two picks to receive support under the its NJ CoVest Fund.

Amazon made official Tuesday its selection of New York City and Arlington, Va., as the locations for its new North American headquarters.

Amazon has chosen locations in Northern Virginia’s Crystal City and New York City for its much-ballyhooed second North American headquarters, splitting up to 50,000 jobs between the two sites, according to various published reports including one from the Washington Post, which is owned by Amazon Founder and Chairman Jeff Bezos.

“The Corner Historic,” where East State and West State streets in downtown Trenton meet, has been the intersection at which many notable events in New Jersey’s history have taken place.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority approved a tax credit award of $39.1 million to delivery software company GoBrands Inc. to construct new facilities in Gloucester County.

In New Jersey's cities of tomorrow, kitchen appliances could alert homeowners they need to be replaced. Smart meters could tell them how to lower their electric bill. Commuters would be able to use ride-sharing apps to connect them from home or work to the nearest train station — via bicycles or electric scooters rather than cars.

Gov. Phil Murphy and Newark Mayor Ras Baraka cast as “speculation” published reports that Amazon has chosen sites in New York and Virginia for its second North American headquarters, bypassing New Jersey’s largest city.

The New Jersey Institute of Technology is creating the School of Applied Engineering and Technology within the university’s Newark College of Engineering, it announced Tuesday.