Soup Kitchen 411, the group that administers the program, said it has also provided $3 million to local restaurants.

According to the companies, more than 100 patients use the target's products to help make health care decisions.

Three of the properties are within walking distance of each other and less than a mile from a PATH station and NJ Transit's Newark-Broad Street station.

The deal will add two partners and 13 staff members to the buyer's Whippany office, effective Nov. 1. 

The CEO of Horizon Pest Control talks about why he is confident about the company's future, how it is changing its operations to meet new challenges and how he sees the business climate evolving over the next several months.

The project is a $665 million, 550,000-square-foot medical education and research center. Rutgers and Princeton universities both plan to use the facility, along with Hackensack Meridian Health and Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.

The CEO of University Hospital discusses his efforts to change the culture at the Newark institution, maintain its role in the community and, of course, whether New Jerseyans can celebrate the holidays safely this year.

The founder of Van Leeuwen Co. talks about how the firm became more involved in clients' lives, his economic outlook and his interest in financial planning for families with special needs.

The CEO of WBGO-FM talks about how he managed to keep the station on the air during the pandemic, what drew him back to New Jersey after a career that took him literally coast to coast and what WBGO means to Newark.

The transaction will create the 29th-largest publicly traded U.S. bank by assets, according to the Wayne-based buyer.

Someday, in what everyone hopes will be the not-too-distant future, NJBIZ will publish a power list that does not reflect the exigencies of a deadly global pandemic. That day has not arrived and the selections for this year’s Education Power 50, especially the top 10, were influenced by the ongoing public health emergency.

The CEO of PartsiD discusses a range of topics, including the company's growth, its expansion into other verticals and the kinds of people who work on cars these days.