“BetFair Casino” is being rebranded with the new online product slated to go live at some point in April.

The group will use the funds to to purchase 1100 meals a week from 20 local restaurant partners, then work with other local organizations to distribute the food to people in need.

The co-founder and president of DraftKings talks about what it was like to run a sportsbook without sports, the strength of the New Jersey market and how the company can maintain its growth trajectory.

Driscoll Foods acquired the assets of Pocono ProFoods, a 75-plus-year-old distributor based in Stroudsburg. This now makes the third distribution center located in Stroudsburg for the family-owned and operated company.

Hockey is back at the Pru Center as 1,800 fans will be present as our NHL team from Newark take on their opponent. This is step one in welcoming fans back to games.

The Economic Development Authority says it expects to provide $14 million to keep restaurants afloat hit hard by COVID-19 restrictions, reduced capacity, and overall consumer anxiety about the pandemic.

Professionals, middle schoolers and high schoolers can put their artwork in the running to be reproduced, mural-size, for the outside of the Green Urban building; and the winner will receive $5,000.

Loew’s Theatre will get a new lease on life and be transformed into a 3,300-seat entertainment venue through a $72 million agreement with Prudential Center operator Devils Arena Entertainment.

Neil Falcone, previously vice president of ShopRite Financial Services and corporate finance, has taken the help as CFO while Karen Meleta was elevated from vice president of consumer and corporate communications to the newly created position.

Mark Giannantonio has been tapped to succeed Mark Blum for the advisory board of the Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming Hospitality and Tourism (LIGHT).

Data released Feb. 17 by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement showed that the nine casinos won $192 million at their physical establishments in January 2020, compared to $160 million this past January.

For sports fans, 2021 could bear some semblance of pre-pandemic life, and that notion is holding true in New Jersey’s sports stadiums.