OSHA cites Linden cleaning products manufacturer
A Linden cleaning products manufacturer faces as much as $83,000 in fines for alleged chemical hazards and other issues, according to the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Major global exporter opens in Lyndhurst
Y International, one of the biggest food and household importers of U.S. goods to the Persian Gulf region, celebrated the opening of its first U.S. warehouse last Thursday in Lyndhurst.
Major global importer Y International opens 1st U.S. warehouse in Lyndhurst
Y International, one of the biggest food and household importers of U.S. goods to the Persian Gulf region, celebrated the opening of its first U.S. warehouse Thursday in Lyndhurst.
Leading by example How some N.J. companies do good while they are doing well Part 2
Not everything is about revenue and profit. The best companies have known the value of giving back to the community for generations. And they are finding today, with this new generation of millennial employees, that giving back is more important than ever for both the communities they serve and the culture of their workplace. The following are...
Leading by example How some N.J. companies do good while they are doing well Part 1
Not everything is about revenue and profit. The best companies have known the value of giving back to the community for generations. And they are finding today, with this new generation of millennial employees, that giving back is more important than ever for both the communities they serve and the culture of their workplace. The following are...
E-commerce furniture company relocates N.J.-based distribution center to Elizabeth
Colliers International Group Inc. announced Friday it has brokered an industrial lease in Elizabeth for Article, an e-commerce furniture company headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Haier consolidating appliance operations in wake of purchase 80 employees losing jobs in Wayne
Parent company Qingdao Haier's purchase of GE Appliances is costing about 80 employees at the Haier America Corporation headquarters in Wayne their jobs, a spokeswoman told NJBIZ on Friday.
Newell brands enjoys ‘very good performance’ in Q3
Hoboken-based consumer goods company Newell Brands Inc. saw its adjusted, diluted earnings per share rise in the third quarter of 2016, fueled by sales growth and bolstered by the effects of the company's merger with Jarden.
Mars Chocolate, the Devils and Newark partner to bring Halloween to the community
It’s a simple truth: Candy is to Halloween what turkey is to Thanksgiving.
N.J. Inventors Hall of Fame to honor latest class of innovators
The New Jersey Inventors Hall of Fame will be hosting its annual awards banquet Thursday at The W Hotel in Hoboken.
Pinnacle Foods appoints corporate development executive
Pinnacle Foods Inc. announced Thursday it has appointed Michael S. Levitt to senior vice president corporate development, effective Oct. 31.
Manufacturers answering NJMEP’s call to action, reaching out to state officials
It was at the fifth annual National Manufacturing Day that John Kennedy, CEO of the New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program, first called to action all manufacturers and science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, firms in New Jersey. His charge: Contact government officials regarding the regulatory and cost issues the industry...