The new operators of the five-screen theater will offer four weeks of previews in advance of the official launch date.

The Bridgewater-based marketing firm will develop and execute a comprehensive, integrated program to promote the company's mission of reinventing the corporate dining experience and to enhance its market position in New York and Philadelphia.

Less than half of New Jersey's pandemic-hit bars and eateries that asked for monetary aid actually got any help, a problem plaguing the program nationwide.

The 2021 Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest is open to spectators again this Monday, and for the second year in a row DraftKings Sportsbook is accepting bets on who will walk away victorious.

Longtime Marketing and Sales Vice President Jack Willard will replace Philip Rowan as the head of the attraction on the Camden Waterfront that, when active, was the most decorated and largest battleship in the country.

The American fast-casual restaurant will start serving customers next month at Linden's Legacy Square.

Online sports wagering technology and financial technology sectors get a boost with $200,000 in funding and staff resources that will bolster the center’s goals of providing an incubator for the industries and acting as a connector between industry, academia and relevant state agencies.

CEO Scott O'Neil is stepping down after eight years with the parent company to National Basketball Association's Philadelphia 76ers and National Hockey League's New Jersey Devils.

The head of Clara Maass Medical Center and others are touting the project for a nearly 9 mile linear park connecting Montclair, Glen Ridge, Bloomfield, Belleville, Newark, Kearny, Secaucus and Jersey City to create healthier communities, particularly in the wake of COVID.

This will be the first corporate food partner for the New Stand at Work product, which brings tech-driven point-of-sale "newsstands" into office buildings across the country.

The approximately 7.3.acre, $150 million project includes low-rise and high-rise multifamily buildings, retail establishments, restaurants and cultural spaces, along with about 15 new townhomes and condos, all along the riverfront.

According to the Monmouth University Polling Institute, 54% of American adults said they plan to attend a barbeque, compared to 69% in 2019, pre-COVID.