A bill before a state Senate panel today could create new job prospects for people with criminal convictions, but business groups fear it also could create unnecessary red tape and the potential for legal liability.
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Another step forward for American Dream megamall project
The agency in charge of the Meadowlands Sports Complex moved today to acquire land that would house new water and amusement parks alongside the defunct Xanadu site, another step to help a developer reboot the project as American Dream Meadowlands.
Read More »N.J. gets 22.6M to keep NJ Protect program running to year’s end
New Jersey is getting $22.6 million from the federal government to continue operating NJ Protect — the state's health insurance program for individuals with pre-existing conditions — that will keep the 1,520 people enrolled in the program covered through the end of the year.
Read More »Choose New Jersey launches service tracking RFPs for contractors
Choose New Jersey Inc. announced Wednesday the launch of RFP Watch, a daily e-mail service providing subscribers with access to public and private business opportunities throughout New Jersey and neighboring states.
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Read More »Making dough
A Bergen County producer of fillo — the paper-thin sheets of dough in baklava and strudel — needed more space to keep up with sales growth of more than 25 percent. So Ron Rexroth, president of The Fillo Factory, bought a building in Northvale, installed new bakery equipment and put solar panels on the roof, and financed the project...
Read More »Conference puts focus on hospital progress on lowering readmissions
Last year, Medicare started penalizing hospitals across the country that have high patient readmission rates, but in most New Jersey counties, hospitals have achieved reductions in readmissions as a result of new programs aimed at keeping patients healthy and at home following discharge.
Read More »Celgene authorizes 3 billion stock buyback
The board of directors for Celgene Inc. has authorized an additional stock repurchase of up to $3 billion, news that comes the same day the Summit-based biotech reported “meaningful improvements” on an investigational drug for psoriatic arthritis.
Read More »Business groups hope next senator brings fiscal focus to problematic Capitol
As the candidates gear up for a truncated U.S. Senate campaign, business leaders hope the eventual winner emerges with a plan to fix the federal government's fiscal disarray.
Read More »Rockefeller announces Summit Medical as newest tenant at Florham Park complex
Summit Medical Group will occupy the newest building at The Green at Florham Park, the Rockefeller Group's sprawling master-planned site that last year welcomed BASF's new North American headquarters, the developer announced today.
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Read More »Small companies’ spirited efforts to get fair regulations
When Brant Braue and Krista Haley decided to open a craft distillery, they asked the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control how they should go about getting a license.
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