The New Jersey Innovation Institute opened cutting-edge cell and gene therapy development and clinical manufacturing center BioCentriq on the campus of the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) in Newark.

Owner Scott Novick transformed the four-screen theater into a brewpub offering homemade craft beers alongside a variety specialty beers, cocktails, and pub grub from Talula’s in Asbury Park.

“What a disconcerting time we are in that I write of rules and constraints rather than freedoms and wants,” Foster said. “I join you in yearning for a time before long when we can gather again as a community beyond Zoom. The coming three months will no doubt bring more issues and ideas to which we will respond.”

From Nov. 16 to Dec. 11, passengers on some flights to London's Heathrow Airport will be tested before takeoff while those who opt out will be placed on another flight.

Final settlement of the transaction is expected to occur by the end of the Union-based retailer's fiscal fourth quarter on Feb. 27, 2021.

In a virtual discussion presented by NJBIZ and moderated by New Jersey Association of Mental Health and Addiction Agencies Inc. President and CEO Debra Wentz, panelists from Recovery Centers of America at Lighthouse, Hackensack Meridian Health Carrier Clinic and RWJBarnabas Health discuss what employers should look for, and how they can help, particularly amid effects stemming from the COVID-19 crisis.

The Fillo Factory Inc. has scooped up GeeFree, which manufactures 11 frozen products including franks-in-a-blanket and bagel puffs.

This is the fourth such event held at the megamall, with previous instances resulting in hundreds of hires, according to the company.

The retail giant also announced a milestone for its  current Garden State workers, with 2,300 completing upskill training for certifications and associate degrees.

The program, which will distribute funds to approximately 9,900 members, recognizes reduced driving related to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The 31,500-square-foot facility will offer education and training in a number of degree and certificate programs at the County College of Morris, and provide the industry with opportunities to update the skills of current employees.

The school's board of trustees unanimously agreed to renew Gregory Dell'Omo's tenure through July 31, 2024. Since his arrival, the university has developed more than a dozen new undergraduate and graduate academic programs, including its first doctoral program in educational leadership.