A snapshot of which New Jersey businesses received loans under the federal aid program.

An Asbury Park company provides tuition-free career training in the solar industry.

HLW Architects developed a space for a biotech company with health and wellness in mind.

Crowe LLP ups Schwegman to partner

Early Childhood Education Advocates Vice President Bridget O’Brien on why state policies must support childcare as an essential service.

Why storage is a crucial part of the state’s new energy vision, by Tech Council Ventures Managing Partner Steve Socolof and summer associate Randy Allen, and Power Edison CEO Shihab Kuran.

How the pandemic skewed the supply-and-demand dynamic for bicycles. “When COVID came, we pulled back some of the orders, and our vendors did as well," said Jason Fenton, who owns Halter’s Cycles in Skillman. "But there was a rush on bikes, and with that in mind we brought in more than we ever had. And we crushed everything we could get.”

TerraCycle aims to keep discarded masks, gloves and gowns out of the environment.

Crowe LLP ups Sprinzl to partner

During this time of uncertainty we know our readers want, and need, to be connected with relevant info. That's why this week's NJBIZ – featuring a spotlight section on energy, a spike in bike sales and supply chain disruptions, a look at which NJ businesses benefited from PPP loans, and more – is open to all, subscriber or not.

"[A] lot of business owners and their employees are suffering economically. I still believe that they deserve more than performative transparency from Murphy and his administration. I also think they need more financial assistance and I hope they get it. But I have little patience for craven politicians who try to use the pandemic-induced economic downturn to score partisan points."