Jarvis and Wetherill run Green Food Solutions, a Jersey City-based company that sells hydroponic towers that grow produce using 90 percent less water than traditional dirt farming and either teaches customers revenue-generating ways to use them or offers services to run the farms themselves.

The Trump administration is having another go at potentially revamping the legality of online gaming.

“I would say esports are the ‘next big thing’ when it comes to sporting events, but the fact of the matter is that video game tournaments are already a prominent form of skill-based competition,” said Assemblyman Ralph Caputo, D-28th District. According to esports analyst website Newzoo, in 2019, the global market drew in nearly 454 million viewers and generated $1.1 billion in revenue from avenues including media rights, advertising and sponsorships.

Under the latest version of the legislation, the state would outlaw the products in 18 months. But Assembly leaders and Gov. Phil Murphy’s office have suggested that the rollout be staggered.

Once a week, the company gives $15 to hundreds of workers for them to invest in restaurants for Lunch Out Wednesdays, an initiative in the company's community investment strategy that has pumped hundreds of thousands of dollars into the city's economy.

Rebecca Gardy will serve as the liaison between the company and the investment community and will report to Campbell Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Mick Beekhuizen.

The venue hosts more than two million guests and over 175 concerts, shows and special events annually.

In January, previous leader Carlos Abrams-Rivera announced he would leave the the No. 3 snack company in the country, effective Feb. 1.

There’s really only one authority when it comes to determining a great workplace – a company’s own employees. And that’s just who gave their input to determine this year's NJBIZ list of honorees. Is yours on the list?

The Shannon Rose Irish Pub is offering the deal in honor of Bachelor's Day, an Irish tradition that goes back to the fifth century, according to North American Irish news website Irish Central.

Dollar sales of plant-based foods grew 11 percent in the past year and 31 percent over the past two years, according to the Good Food Institute.

The product will launch with four varieties: original, unsweetened, chocolate and a professional formula developed for and by baristas.