Johnson & Johnson announced Monday that it plans to sell its Cordis medical device unit to Cardinal Health for just under $2 billion.
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Woodmont breaks ground on Mount Arlington apartment complex
Construction is underway on Woodmont Properties' new 300-unit apartment complex off I-80 in Mount Arlington, the company announced.
Read More »Close Up Matt Carcich, CEO and president at Freedom Bank
Goals: Continue branching out, building relationships and increasing our presence in our local communities, while maintaining our traditional high business standards.
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Editorial There’s no negotiating when it comes to your word
Count us among those who were not surprised a Superior Court judge ruled against Chris Christie's decision to cut short a scheduled pension payment by more than $1.5 billion this year.
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On the list this week: Campbell, JCP&L and Revel
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Triple Play What business needs to know about the Christie budget
Triple Play is a weekly NJBIZ feature that asks top executives in New Jersey to talk about three things related to their industry.
Read More »Executive Moves Who headed where this week
On the list this week: FVHD Architects Planners, Levin Management, DialAmerica and others …
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Young entrepreneur’s company is all about turnover
Rhapsody Hahn — the youngest recipient of NJBIZ's 2014 Forty Under 40 award — didn't know the gender of her firstborn.
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NJ Transit hires former Christie spokesman Drewniak, according to reports
Gov. Chris Christie's former spokesman, Michael Drewniak, has found a new job less than a week after his departure from the administration became public.
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Hospital groups blast proposed charity-care cut Budget ‘doesn’t recognize ongoing challenges’
Five associations that represent New Jersey hospitals on Friday issued a joint statement opposing the $148 million cut in charity care proposed by Gov. Chris Christie in the 2016 budget he unveiled Tuesday in Trenton.
Read More »Kean University sends faulty acceptance letters
Kean University had to issue a giant “mea culpa” to nearly 3,000 applicants and non-applicants who erroneously received acceptance letters on Tuesday. Within a half-hour, the university followed up the email with a second note stating the first was “sent in error.”
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Rutgers launches redesigned website that helps businesses engage with university
Rutgers University has completely redesigned its Business Portal, a website designed by the university's Corporate Engagement Team and industry leaders to help serve New Jersey's business community.
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