A new leader from one of Atlantic City's nine gaming establishments is taking the helm at the head of the trade organization, following Terry Glebocki's exit in October.
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Food & Hospitality
4 restaurants in NJ named best places for a date by OpenTable
Establishments in Swedesboro, Jackson, Asbury Park and Fort Lee made the list of places to woo a significant other—or a could-it-be significant other.
Read More »Inserra opens its largest ShopRite ever in Wayne
The store boasts 80,000 square feet featuring a Patsy’s Butcher meat department, from-scratch fresh bake shop, seafood delivered daily, a large selection of organic and locally grown produce and a floral department.
Read More »NJBIZ Conversations: John McEwen and Stuart Weiss
The executive director of the New Jersey Theatre Alliance the founder of Intelligent Crowd Solutions have been working to help theaters reopen safely and persuade the public that they can begin enjoying comedies, dramas and musicals once again.
Read More »Something familiar, something peculiar
New Jersey boasts a rich landscape of live theater venues – from prominent regional houses to small community theaters. All were shut down during the worst of the pandemic, with sometimes devastating effects. But the community is coming back to life as more residents get vaccinated and COVID-19 outbreaks seem to be waning. Are audiences willing to return to the seats?
Read More »NJ Arts and Culture Recovery Fund finds its leader
Lynn Toye will take up the post of executive director at the organization that provides grants to nonprofit arts, culture and history groups in November.
Read More »Hard Rock AC names Sales VP
Dana Ward's purview in the role includes meeting and conventions at the resort's more than 150,000 square feet of dedicated space.
Read More »Jersey City ranks as one of nation’s best cities for coffee (updated)
Besting both New York and Philadelphia, Rent.com listed the Hudson County municipality – where more than half of its shops are locally based – in its top 20.
Read More »The third-fastest growing food chain nationwide is based in NJ
Plenty of other list makers have locations in the Garden State, including both Starbucks and Domino's—the only contenders that beat out this sandwich shop.
Read More »NY Red Bulls to build massive training complex in Morris Township
Construction will start next year for the 80-acre facility at the former site of the Honeywell International headquarters off Columbia Road.
Read More »Lotto.com offers Pick 3, Pick 4 New Jersey Lottery games
The Jersey City-based company is the first courier to offer players the opportunity to play the options every way, across all five bet types: straight, box, straight/box, wheel and pair bets.
Read More »Juice bar opens first NJ location in Lawrenceville
The Jersey Pure Green site is part of a plan to grow the brand’s national footprint with 50 new stores across the U.S.
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