Three prominent South Jersey organizations are teaming up to build a $245 million Camden headquarters that could bring nearly 900 jobs to the city, they announced Friday.
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Manufacturing
Newell Brands finalizes sale of tools business
Newell Brands has completed the sale of its tools business to Stanley Black & Decker, it announced Friday, wrapping up the previously announced deal.
Read More »Cosmetics manufacturer relocates from Edison to Eatontown
Stafford Smith Realty, a commercial and industrial real estate firm, has negotiated the $5.5 million sale of a building in Eatontown, according to Ray Smith, broker of the deal.
Read More »Building ‘in the shadows’ N.J. trade unions hope to reinvigorate discussion on regulating underground construction economy
The way Bill Sproule sees it, there are no winners in New Jersey's underground construction economy.
Read More »Metal manufacturer, whose owner died in 2016, is closing 200 to lose jobs
Crowne Architectural Systems in North Bergen will terminate its operations due to cash flow shortage and leave 200 employees without jobs, according to a federal WARN notice.
Read More »Stone Systems signs lease in Fairfield
Commercial real estate firm NAI James E. Hanson announced it has brokered a long-term lease at 5 Washington Ave., Fairfield, between Stone Systems of NJ and 5 Washington Avenue HUH LLC.
Read More »The next Keurig? Why Swiss-based Flatev is setting up its U.S. manufacturing in New Jersey
Flatev, a Zurich, Switzerland-based food and tabletop appliance manufacturer in the flatbreads space, will establish its first global manufacturing operation at the Rutgers Food Innovation Center business incubator facility in Bridgeton.
Read More »Plowing ahead Kris Holland is happy to pay the price to make Black River the best landscaping firm it can be
It's more than just a little bit ironic.
In a business where seeing is believing, Kris Holland, the owner and operator of Black River Landscape Management in Randolph, feels that what customers don't see is what separates him from his competitors.
IEEE executive director to retire
IEEE has announced that, after eight years of working with the organization, Executive Director James Prendergast has elected to retire in 2018.
Read More »Campbell outlines 4 new platforms to drive growth over the next decade
Campbell Soup Co. announced its strategic direction to drive growth over the next decade at the Consumer Analyst Group of New York Conference in Boca Raton, Florida, on Wednesday.
Read More »Diversity by design REDCOM, the longtime leader in car dealership construction, finds its ability to pivot to other markets keeps it growing
Greg Redington, the president and second-generation owner of REDCOM Design & Construction, looks back in amazement at how the company got its first big break back in 1982.
Read More »Distinct perspective ‘People are people,’ says partner at KSS, a woman-led firm in male-dominated architecture industry.
KSS Architects is an anomaly in a male-dominated industry: a majority women-owned firm with more than half of its workforce made up of females.
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