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Report Bakery company’s 32M expansion would bring 100 new jobs to Vineland
Nearly 100 new jobs could come to Vineland once a Canadian-based baking operation completes a $32 million expansion there, according to a report by The Press of Atlantic City.
Read More »With new N.J. headquarters, Marathon Data renews focus on growing state’s tech sector
With its decision to stay in New Jersey, Marathon Data Systems is ready to double down on its commitment to help create a bona fide technology industry in the Garden State.
Read More »Cheers and Jeers
On the list this week: North Jersey casino, Bed,Bath & Beyond, Dughi, Hewit & Dowaleski and more …
Read More »EDITORIAL Accountability is top job for new Sandy czar
There's going out with a whimper and going out with a bang — and going out with no one knowing who you are or what it is you do.
Read More »TRIPLE PLAY What drives site development and expansion?
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 »Reports Trump Plaza could be next Atlantic City casino to close
Multiple reports say the Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino could close in September, as the Atlantic City gaming hall prepares to notify employees that they could lose their jobs.
Read More »Survey STEM education doesn’t always equal STEM job
It's been commonly reported that the United States needs more students and workers in STEM-related fields — science, technology, engineering and math — to maintain economic growth.
Read More »Officials praise N.J. incentives as Marathon Data opens new headquarters in Neptune
State officials have touted the triumph of Panasonic's move to Newark, a move they said legitimizes the rebirth of a once-proud New Jersey city. They'll do the same for Holtec International and its newly minted proposal to build a facility in Camden.
Read More »Regional architecture groups look at critical infrastructure in a post-Sandy world
Chapters of the American Institute of Architects from New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Rhode Island held a “regional recovery working group” Friday on the campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, focusing on changes to critical infrastructure design in a post-Hurricane Sandy world.
Read More »15 N.J. hospitals, health systems among ‘Most Wired’
A number of New Jersey hospitals were named to Hospitals & Health Networks’ list of the “Most Wired” hospitals and health systems, based on the magazine’s annual survey of IT adoption in health care facilities.
Read More »CEO remains optimistic about Meadowlands Hospital’s future
Thomas B. Considine, chief executive of Meadowlands Hospital Medical Center, said this week's layoffs will bring staffing levels in line with the seasonal summertime decline in patient volume. But looking forward, he predicted the hospital will attract higher patient volumes next year once a community health plan centered on Meadowlands is...
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