While gas prices have continued to drop, it's not a trend that will produce significant savings for transportation-heavy businesses that rely on diesel fuel, according to a corporate relocation executive.

Marlton-based Hill International, a construction risk management company, announced Monday it will provide project management oversight for NJ Transit in connection with its Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts.

The storm clouds may be lifting from the state’s suburban office submarkets, thanks to rising interest in some transit-centric regions and new signs of life at some of New Jersey’s defunct corporate campuses.

Parsippany-based Acrow Bridge, a bridge engineering and supply company, on Thursday announced an agreement with Structal-Bridges, Canada’s largest steel bridge manufacturer, to jointly market their solutions in temporary and permanent modular steel bridging.

Virgin America announced this week it will launch its nonstop service to Newark Liberty International Airport from Los Angeles and San Francisco on April 9.

New Jersey is providing $2.5 million in funding for the upgrade of a taxiway at Trenton-Mercer Airport, following the announcement that Frontier Airlines has decided to make the airport its first Northeast base.

Princeton-based NAFA Fleet Management Association, a nonprofit group for the managers of corporate fleets, announced Monday a three-year agreement with fleet solutions company FleetVision to take the lead in developing content for the new International Fleet Academy.

Avis Budget Group Inc., of Parsippany, announced Friday the company received regulatory clearance from the United Kingdom of its planned takeover of Cambridge, Mass.-based Zipcar Inc.

Parsippany-based Avis Budget Group Inc. announced today it has completed approximately $525 million in debt financing intended to fund the acquisition of Zipcar.

Holt Logistics Corp. announced Thursday Horizon Lines, a shipping company servicing the U.S. East Coast and Puerto Rico, will move its Northeast port of call from Elizabeth to Philadelphia.

Wall-based Student Transportation Inc. announced today it has signed a new five-year amended agreement with its senior lenders to extend the current bank credit facility agreement to February 2018.