The new gaming subsidiary of fuboTV will become the team's Official Sports Betting Partner with the creation of a new branded lounge at MetLife Stadium.

New Jersey’s COVID-19 regulations do not restrict the capacity on how many patrons can pack a stadium, be it MetLife in East Rutherford, which holds 82,500 people, or Rutgers' SHI International Stadium, which holds more than 52,000 patrons.

In partnership with Fox Sports, the Point Pleasant sandwich chain will make a stop at football games across 14 different cities, beginning with the Ohio State-Minnesota matchup in Minneapolis on Sept. 2 and culminating at Rose Bowl Stadium on Jan. 1, 2022.

Amit Patel signed a franchise agreement with the brand to open 14 locations throughout Bergen, Passaic, Essex, Hudson and Union Counties.

The dealer-assisted electronic table game hub offers a wagering experience for beginners and advanced players.

The Parsippany-headquartered candy maker has been one of the fastest-growing confectionery manufacturers in the country under the leadership of Paul Chibe, who will now head the company's sugar confectionery and gums in Luxembourg, while Todd Siwak takes over in North America.

The Camden-based company plans to increase prices and trade optimization, improve supply chain productivity, and institute cost savings initiatives, as well as keep a continued focus on discretionary spending across the organization.

Pitmaster Myron Mixon, in partnership with Eric and Steve Cohen who have operated Sushi House in the city for 16 years, will serve up dry rubbed barbecue beef, pork and baby back ribs that are smoked in-house fresh daily.

The Southern-inspired restaurant will open its second location on The Block at the metroburb, joining the growing roster of diverse eateries and retailers.

The closing of the 100-plus-year-old Portland site is consistent with the Parsippany-based company's ongoing efforts to improve productivity and reduce overall costs.

The companies are pursuing additional capital sources that must be agreeable to both parties with a goal to close the deal - if they agree - by Sept. 24, just over three weeks away.

Cherry Hill-based FOX Bet and Jersey City's PointsBet and BetMGM - the online gaming arm of MGM, which owns Borgata Atlantic City - will be able to buy in-game commercials and “other select NFL media inventory.”