The trustees of The Fund for New Jersey awarded $655,000 in grants to various nonprofit organizations at their quarterly board meeting for December 2014.
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Ex-Genova Burns partner joins Parsippany firm
The other name partner who recently departed the Newark law firm formerly known as Genova Burns Giantomasi Webster has also found a new home.
Read More »Obamacare has not led employers to drop insurance coverage, study finds
Employers have not been dropping health insurance coverage for their workers in the wake of the Affordable Care Act, according to a new study by researchers at the Urban Institute released Friday and published online by the journal Health Affairs.
Read More »MonoSol shuffles executives as it focuses on key product
Princeton-based MonoSol Rx has announced an executive restructuring, aiming to expedite the advancement of its PharmaFilm technology.
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Valley and Mount Sinai health systems team up for ‘academic affiliation’
Valley Health System in Ridgewood on Friday announced a strategic alliance with New York's Mount Sinai Health System, a move Valley Chief Executive Audrey Meyers said does not foreshadow an eventual merger of the two institutions.
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Bill to replenish UEZ funding heads to Christie’s desk
Under a bill passed by both the Assembly and Senate on Thursday, a dedicated 30 percent of reduced sales tax revenues generated by businesses within the state's Urban Enterprise Zones will stay in those areas and be deposited to Enterprise Zone Assistance Fund accounts.
Read More »Pru’s chief communications officer to retire in 2015
Prudential Financial Inc. announced Thursday that Bob DeFillippo, its chief communications officer, is retiring in the first quarter of 2015.
Read More »Merck pays 110M-plus for Swiss company and its cancer drug
Merck announced Thursday that it has acquired a Swiss biotechnology company for $110 million upfront, plus additional milestone payments of up to $265 million.
Read More »Manufacturers group blasts ‘Buy American’ bill as bad for U.S. business
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers — a national trade association for more than 900 manufacturers of equipment for industries such as agriculture, construction, mining and utilities — released a statement Thursday against the approval of Senate Bill 1811, currently before New Jersey Legislature.
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52M deal for industrial building is largest in No. Jersey this year, broker says
A Pennsylvania-based investor has acquired a Fairfield industrial building for nearly $52 million, in what brokerage firm Cushman & Wakefield says is the single largest industrial asset sale in northern New Jersey this year.
Read More »Icahn backing out of deal to save Taj Casino union
A deal brokered between billionaire investor Carl Icahn and Atlantic City's casino workers union that would save the financially troubled Trump Taj Mahal has fallen through, Unite Here 54 President Bob McDevitt says.
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Which N.J. college is nation’s best value? You might not believe it
Kiplinger Personal Finance has announced its top 300 public and private colleges in terms of value, and while seven total institutions in New Jersey found themselves on the list, one in particular found itself at No. 1 overall.
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