Brewery taprooms have provided backdrop for New Jersey’s social scene for nearly a decade, serving up suds by the pint in frosty glasses. Since last spring, they’ve also warmed folks up drinking at home with pickup and delivery offerings.
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Still on the watch
Paula Dixon-Roderick has led the South Jersey office of the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration for more than 13 years with no plans to leave soon, and has been with the office for the past three decades. She says a few themes have emerged during the pandemic, some of which have been lingering for generations.
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Thunder stolen or fire lit?
Without fanfare or a public appearance, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill legalizing adult use cannabis last week, creating the biggest market on the east coast. The enactment of New York’s Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act came just five weeks after Gov. Phil Murphy signed New Jersey’s legal market into existence.
Read More »The writing on the wall
The state Supreme Court recently cast doubt on the applicability of the federal “family office” exception for investment advisers under the New Jersey Uniform Securities Law (NJUSL) while allowing the plaintiff to seek reliance damages based on an oral promise of employment despite express language in the law prohibiting enforcement of an investment advisory agreement not in writing.
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Red Bank reignited
Denholtz Properties has been nurturing a vision for Red Bank for some time. The company relocated its corporate headquarters to the Monmouth County town in 2019 and is currently nearing the final stages of construction at The Rail @ Red Bank, its most recent development project that will mark the next chapter in the ongoing evolution of the town’s West Side neighborhood.
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April 5, 2021 Edition of NJBIZ
Get this week’s digital edition of NJIBZ – featuring a look at "OVER THE RIVER" - Cannabis business operators have been watching the legalization effort in New York. Now that adult-use there is a reality, what will it mean for the industry in New Jersey; Panelists convened by NJBIZ discussed how the pandemic may have altered the concept of ‘going to work’ and what employers should be doing to prepare; we shine our Spotlight on "Women in Business" - How one firm celebrates women in construction; gauging the value of a diverse corps of leaders; and what the SBA is doing on the mentoring front and more!
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Staying fresh
T&M Associates, a national engineering and technical services consulting company, is constantly in search of individuals who can contribute to moving the firm forward. We are always developing and recruiting leaders.
Read More »Station to station
Gov. Phil Murphy and the state Legislature should be applauded for their efforts in facilitating the mass adoption of electric vehicles.
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MetLife Investment Management partners with Girls Who Invest
The alliance will see GWI Scholars join a summer intern program, focused on portfolio management, research analysis and trading through placement with the company's public fixed income, private capital, and real estate investment teams,
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Lowenstein partner Buechler appointed superior court judge
Bruce Buechler, who has worked in the firm’s bankruptcy and restructuring department for more than 21 years, will assume his role in Essex County Vicinage in April.
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Imperial Dade buying Minnesota janitorial supplier
With this latest acquisition, the Jersey City-based food service packaging and janitorial supplies distributor would be able to expand its footprint to 80 facilities nationwide.
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