Supersized tax credits may be largely disappearing under a planned overhaul of the state's business incentives, as lawmakers shift the focus to rewarding job creation. But one insider said there might still be a place for awards that spur major capital investments.

Ray Lesniak is still upset about Tim Pernetti's forced resignation during the Mike Rice mess, and is casting blame on Bob Barchi, saying the Rutgers president made the athletics director a scapegoat.

With Honeywell International Inc. slated to move its headquarters to Morris Plains, the company's current home in Morris Township could land in the hands of Rockefeller Group Development Corp., Grapevine has learned.

Bedminster-based Advance Realty is reaching about four miles down the road to acquire the former Sanofi U.S. research campus in Bridgewater, Grapevine has learned.

Guess it's not the best time for Rutgers to talk about spending hundreds of millions to expand the RAC. Two sources said plans called for the university board of governors to discuss the renovation of the Louis Brown Athletic Center at its meeting this week, but the item was dropped after the university was thrown into turmoil with the firing of Mike Rice.

California-based Prime Healthcare’s lawsuit against Hudson Holdco and its principal, Vivek Garipalli, reaches beyond New Jersey’s borders. Among allegations of anticompetitive practices Prime has levied against Holdco are issues relating to the two companies’ competition over a hospital in Woonsocket, R.I.

Northern and central New Jersey may be in store for more shuffling among its big-name office tenants, as Bausch & Lomb and Fiserv Inc. both reportedly seek new space.

Industry insiders say Hackensack University Health Network, Atlantic Health, Lehigh Valley Health Network and Lancaster General Health are discussing creation of a network of joint ventures for things like purchasing agreements, transportation, ambulatory care and other services. A source said these joint ventures would not be mergers, but agreements to work together and gain efficiency.

The Schools Development Authority is reportedly saving a chunk of change by moving from a Ron Berman building to one owned by Matrix Development.

Turmoil in New Jersey's horseracing industry reached a new chapter last week, when the parent company of Freehold Raceway filed a federal lawsuit against the state over the future of its account wagering system.