New Jersey Business

Newark-based New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) is saving money while at the same time protecting the environment...

For the fourth straight year, New Jersey's hospitals have barely broken even, posting a 2003 year-end aggregate operating...

Johnson & Johnson (J&J), New Brunswick, enters into the largest acquisition in the history of the company by...

A new program that provides tax incentives for large companies to remain and expand in the Garden State...

Public Service Enterprise Group, (PSEG) Newark, the state's largest energy provider, is being acquired by Chicago-based Exelon Corporation...

Acting Governor Richard J. Codey made his first major address to the state's business community at the New...

In her keynote address to the audience of 300-plus business executives, Virginia Bauer, secretary of the New Jersey...

Solutions to declining manufacturing jobs, restoring the Net Operating Loss (NOL) program to 100 percent and coping with...

When discussing economic conditions in Southern New Jersey, business leaders like sing words such as "robust," "vibrant" and...

In 2003, the Port of Camden handled 3.08 million tons of cargo, a record-setting achievement. Last year, it...

From his earliest days in career placement services, Dr. Thomas J. Haynes, Jr. has been dealing with the...

Ask Hal Bozarth, executive director of the Chemistry Council of New Jersey, and he'll tell you that energy...

Princeton-based Princeton eCom is a multi-level integrated payment solution service company offering its clients a variety of payment...

"If you ask an average customer when they last thought about their bed frame, the typical answer would...