The combined loan package includes both the ground-up construction of a 235-unit development at 26 Van Reipen Ave. and the acquisition of 400,000 square feet of fully-entitled land at 626 Newark Ave., allowing for 576 future units.

Kelli Negro joins the Lawrenceville-based company as it embarks on a European expansion.

The school's competitive business team Enactus has been working on the technology since 2016.

Judy Dinn has more than two decades of experience as a technology executive in financial services and previously held roles at Canada-based global banks RBC, CIBC, and BMO.

The Higher Education Capital Facilities bond programs were established by the Legislature to provide funding for the preservation, renewal and construction of facilities and equipment at the state's schools and to create a regular financing mechanism.

“There were announcements of programs made, but we don’t have transparency to where that money is out on the street yet,” Michele Siekerka, who heads the New Jersey Business & Industry Association, told NJBIZ following a Nov. 16 panel at the annual New Jersey League of Municipalities convention in Atlantic City.

Flemington Junction Business Center will bring four flex buildings midway between New York City and Philadelphia in Hunterdon County.

The new team seeks to partner with businesses across the continental U.S., and in select foreign territories, to help them meet short-term liquidity needs.

The new facility enables the company to increase capacity and level up service to customers in the Northeast.

The target portfolio boasts more than 816,000 square feet of office space and a parking garage with 901 spaces in Newark's Central Business District.

The leading global container shipping carrier's new office space offers waterfront views of the Hudson River and Manhattan.

The state could get an estimated $6.9 billion for highways and roads, $1.1 billion for bridges, $104 million to boost its electric vehicle infrastructure, and $24.4 million for ferry service, according to U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez’s office.