The outpost creates more than 100 associate jobs, in addition to hundreds of driver opportunities.

The appointment of David Gould by the parent company of the New Jersey Devils and Newark's Prudential Center comes less than a month after it unveiled a racial equity action plan, which includes a commitment of $20 million to fight systemic racism.

Rutgers University is ready to kick off with the rest of the Big Ten in October, after the 14-member athletic league reversed an August decision to cancel its fall football season.

"If you look at the stuff that we've done - Jersey City, Newark, Bergen County and Morris County, specifically now Parsippany in Morris County, which years ago was the epicenter - these assets have plenty of potential in the office market now which are experiencing an intermediate term shift right now out of the city and into the suburbs," said Managing Principal John Saraceno Jr. "We're seeing it. I think we will sort of all experience that at least for the next year or two. And I think Parsippany could be the beneficiary."

Glenn Williams joins the company as chief financial officer with Mary Morrisey-Gabriel as senior vice president of growth.

Under the agreement, the sportsbook operator will run a virtual “SportsLounge” on game days and have access to the use of the team’s marks and logos.

The 100-year-old family business elevated Jim Garibaldi to chairman of the board, making Jeffrey Garibaldi chief executive officer and his son Jeffrey Garibaldi Jr. president.

The 191-acre site located at One Geoffrey Way fronts on the Point View Reservoir and is anchored by a 603,000-square-foot, three-building complex.

After beginning his career at the Monmouth County engineering firm more than 30 years ago as a summer intern, Steven Tardy has been named CEO.

In addition to the approximately 300,000 bees Sweet Cheeks has already, this deal adds 20 beehives now with an additional 20 this spring.

“Having had the privilege of serving on the Supreme Court was the highlight of my legal career,” Walter Timpone said. “However, it’s not my last chapter.”

“It doesn’t matter about how nice a computer system you have. Individual claimant’s issues aren’t about technology, they’re about the … eligibility standards they need to meet,” New Jersey Labor and Workforce Commissioner Robert Asaro-Angelo said during a state Senate hearing.