Up to 400 GPS-enabled scooters will be available for public use around the city starting Friday, marking the third spot in the Garden State to launch such an initiative.

“If you look round this room, pretty much everyone here is in a protected class, whether they know it or not. The average age of American workers now is 39, so we’re almost all in a protected age class,” Olender Feldman LLP Partner and litigator Howard Matalon said at NJBIZ's Workplace Discrimination panel, held Tuesday morning in Somerset.

The December gala at Hudson House in Jersey City will celebrate leaders from McCarter & English, JAG Companies Inc., La Providencia, Univision 41 and the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

Parents can now access a prepaid shipping label to send in baby food pouches, which the Trenton-based recycler will clean and melt into hard plastics to be remolded into new products.

Presented by NJBIZ and NJMEP, this year's event - taking place Nov. 4 at The Event Center at iPA in Freehold - will feature training sessions on safety compliance, business growth, workforce development and cybersecurity for food manufacturers.

You can treat yourself at 187 locations statewide, beginning this month.

The pretzel maker is offering students in the New Jersey ProStart Program at Kearny High School the chance to develop a new pretzel product for them, to be sold for a limited time at its franchise location in New Jersey Gardens Mall.

“If advertising is a medium and a billboard is a large, what would you call an ad on the side of a 100-foot hot air balloon located between two of the largest media markets in the country?” said festival co-owner Howard Freeman.

The $3 billion project will feature 3 million square feet of stores, an ice skating rink and indoor ski slope, water park and amusement park.

Ken Gosnell has agreed to stay in the role until a successor is in place.

Stemming from its Subaru Loves the Earth initiative, Subaru of America, Inc. has provided co-branded TerraCycle collection boxes to REI stores nationwide. The Camden automaker and Trenton recycler aim to collect snack wrappers accumulated from outdoor activities ahead of REI’s annual #OptOutside anti-Black Friday event. The snack wrappers, commonly thought of as hard-to-recycle, will be melted down by ...