The pharmacy retailer is now providing shots at 43 outlets across the state. The new locations are in Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Essex, Gloucester, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Somerset and Union counties.

The latest salvo was a cease-and-desist letter from an attorney for BMC Hospital. The letter was itself a response to a news release issued by a spokesperson for Hudson Regional Hospital setting out a series of claims about the status of BMC Hospital's bid.

The Amtrak chairman discussed the prospects for the Gateway Project under the Biden administration, what the new Acela fleet will mean for the railroad's riders and the future of high-speed rail in the region and the country.

Last year’s version of this list was published just a few weeks before the COVID-19 pandemic swept through the state and the country.

The Secaucus-based suitor said it filed an application with state Health Department for a certificate of need to operate BMC.

The president and CEO of the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce discusses the planning for next year's Walk to Washington, how the organization has been serving its members and what he thinks about the state's response to the pandemic.

The Camden-based company will replace 7,400 feet of aging water main, eight fire hydrants and 410 utility-owned service lines.

Sharon Waters is the CEO of consulting firm Waters Strategies, which provides writing editing and marketing services to clients. For seven years, she oversaw marketing and communications for the Feliciano Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation at Montclair State University and taught a course title Entrepreneurial Mindset.

In 2020, Moderna used the company's TrialScope Connect to recruit 30,000 participants for its COVID-19 vaccine trials.

The CEO of Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment discusses the challenges of running sports teams and a major venue without spectators, the outlook for the current NHL and NBA seasons, what it was like to watch the Sixers in "the bubble" over the summer and his company's extensive efforts toward diversity and inclusion.

Speakers on tap for the Feb. 18 program, titled COVID-19 Workplace Health/Safety & Worker Benefits: What Employers Need To Know, will discuss state and federal rules and resources and provide information on subjects including earned sick leave and paid family leave.

The new president of the New Jersey Civil Justice Institute talks about the organization and its priorities for the rest of the year and beyond the pandemic.