It had been years since a tenant last set foot in the former Lucent Technologies building in Warren, despite its place along a heavily traveled stretch of I-78.
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State blames shorter February for 12.5 percent drop in casino revenue
Casino revenue fell 12.5 percent in February, according to the Division of Gaming Enforcement, which released its monthly report this afternoon.
Read More »Report Retail vacancy rate holding steady
New Jersey’s retail vacancy rate remained steady at 7.8 percent, according to a year-end report by The Goldstein Group, a real estate brokerage firm based in Paramus. The survey, which covered more than 4,250 properties on 22 retail corridors in North and Central Jersey, showed retail vacancies were about the same as they were in mid-2012.
Read More »Catalent launches two parterships to broaden Asian presence
Catalent Pharma Solutions announced today two joint ventures that will provide access to drug delivery and clinical trial capabilities in China and the Asia Pacific.
Read More »Partnership focuses on patient care outside hospital
A new partnership formed between Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and Alaris Health at West Orange will help the hospital monitor care for complex patients outside the hospital’s walls while opening up inpatient beds for new patients.
Read More »Sequestration cuts could slow Sandy rebuild, lawmakers warn
Democratic congressional leaders are worried a 5 percent cut in funds earmarked for Hurricane Sandy rebuilding efforts will cause further delays in rebuilding homes and businesses along the Jersey Shore.
Read More »In survey, C-suite says N.J. landscape is stable
Nearly three-quarters of New Jersey and Philadelphia CEOs consider their companies stable, according to a quarterly survey conducted by Alloy Silverstein Group.
Read More »NJBIZ most-read stories March 10
In case you missed them, the most popular stories yesterday on NJBIZ.com.
Read More »N.J. bet on PokerStars is double or nothing
As the online gaming company PokerStars makes its bid to purchase the Atlantic Club Casino Hotel, proponents of the deal note the potential to revive the casino, save thousands of jobs and bring a big-name online poker company into the New Jersey market.
Read More »Grapevine Move was a Fargo-ne conclusion
The Schools Development Authority is reportedly saving a chunk of change by moving from a Ron Berman building to one owned by Matrix Development.
Read More »Belmar mayor to business ‘People are coming’ back to Shore
Belmar Mayor Matthew Doherty recalls waking on Oct. 29, the morning after Hurricane Sandy tore through the region, and “literally seeing things that I only saw on TV.” Floodwaters seeped through one-quarter of the borough, but never receded with the tide, and a mile-long stretch of wreckage remained where its popular boardwalk once...
Read More »N.J.-based companies recognized for efforts to promote woman-owned firms
Several New Jersey-based companies have been named to the list of America's Top Corporations for Women's Business Enterprises, as announced by the Women's Business Enterprise National Council.
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