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Speculative Building, Toll Hikes Could Hurt Warehouses
After remaining relatively flat for several years, the warehouse-distribution market is showing some signs of weakness, real estate experts say.
Pro Tapes Specialties to Move to North Brunswick
Pro Tapes & Specialties, a provider of pressure-sensitive adhesive tapes for industrial and consumer use, announced plans yesterday to relocate its headquarters from Edison to North Brunswick by June 1.
Manufacturers Find Fat Rewards for Going Lean
Methods pioneered in Asia can cut waste and increase value at all points of the production process
Does Weak Dollar Have Benefits?
As a mounting federal deficit and other fears drive a slump in the U.S. dollar, manufacturers in New Jersey may be in a position to realize some benefits, says a local economist.
A Perennial Money Loser Shows Signs of Life
Redpoint Bio Corp. aims to build on the research deals it has struck with global manufacturers
China Seen as Manufacturing Site and Source of Customers
China is losing its luster as a place to make low-cost goods for export, according to results of a study released this month by consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton and the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai.
BPU Wants to Allocate More Rebate Money to Industrial Market
Proposal comes as rising energy costs prompt manufacturers to pursue energy-efficient operations
PSEG Extends Deadline for Assistance Program
Utility firm PSE&G of Newark today said it has extended the deadline from March 31 to April 15 for customers to apply for financial assistance in paying heating bills.
NRG Forms New Company for Advanced Nuclear Projects
NRG Energy, Inc. of Princeton (NYSE: NRG) today announced it has formed Nuclear Innovation North America LLC, a company focused on nuclear projects in North America.
XO Athletic Takes a Swing at Sports Safety
Near-fatal injury prompts a maker of protective gear to create new safeguard for kids
