Retirement planning acquisition, office complex sale, addiction treatment opening.
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Podcast NJBIZ Briefcase 053 – Server
Data centers soak up demand from Hurricane Sandy, an aspirin company looks to make a name for itself in oncology, and the state's universities defend the money trail. Those stories and more on NJBIZ Briefcase - Episode 053: Server.
Read More »UPDATED Blue laws ban may be lifted next week both sides react to court ruling
Amid hints that the blue laws ban will be lifted next week, Paramus Mayor Richard LaBarbiera expressed frustration tonight that Bergen County Superior Court determined borough officials cannot block any retailers from keeping their doors open while Gov. Chris Christie's order suspending blue laws remains in effect.
Read More »SBA opens centers to help business owners post-Sandy
The U.S. Small Business Administration today opened five recovery centers to help New Jersey business owners affected by Hurricane Sandy apply for federal disaster loans.
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Fresh Grocer supermarket opens in New Brunswick, addressing ‘food desert’ challenge
After several delays in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, public- and private-sector groups were finally able to enjoy the fruits of their labor today with the opening of a new full-service fresh food supermarket in New Brunswick, which represents the urban center's first successful grocery store development in more than two decades.
Read More »Deals and Moves Nov. 9
Packaging manufacturer acquisition, drug discovery partnership, software investment.
Read More »Meadowlands lands companion events for Wrestlemania
The Meadowlands Sports Complex will host two of the three companion events for WrestleMania next April when the popular WWE extravaganza comes to MetLife Stadium, regional tourism leaders said Thursday.
Read More »Controversial gas pipeline project for Hunterdon takes step forward
Pending approval of a final implementation plan, a controversial interstate energy expansion project got the green light from state and federal regulatory officials to construct nearly 7 miles of natural gas pipeline through central New Jersey.
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Road to suburban office parks becomes PSEG restoration staging area
In a Ukrainian Orthodox church parking lot on Davidson Avenue in Somerset, not far from the suburban office parks, scores of line trucks prepared to hit the road and repair power lines early this morning.
Read More »Deals and Moves Nov. 8
Maternity fashion partnership, health research partnership, office complex sale.
Read More »N.J. business takes wait-and-see approach after Obama victory
While President Barack Obama's re-election has given industry leaders across New Jersey's business landscape some clarity about what lies ahead in the next four years, several looming issues could extend employers' wait-and-see period for investment and hiring plans into his next term.
Read More »Businesses, homeowners begin disaster loan application process
The federal government has so far sent out 90,000 disaster loan applications to businesses, homeowners and renters who suffered damage from Hurricane Sandy. The loans are handled by the Small Business Administration, which handles all federal disaster loans, regardless of whether the disaster victim is a business, a homeowner or a renter.
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