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Chicago the place for N.J.’s latest efforts to attract businesses
The state’s ongoing efforts to lure businesses to New Jersey hit the road to Chicago this week, to attend the BIO International Convention, an event that drew more than 16,500 industry leaders from 65 countries last year.
NJBIZ most-read stories April 23
In case you missed them, the most popular stories yesterday on NJBIZ.com.
Shining a light in a dark industry
Novo Nordisk's new headquarters is flooded with natural light, a result of a deliberate design decision to maximize exposure to sunshine. It's a feature that becomes immediately apparent as you navigate the company's vast, three-story complex off Route 1, in Plainsboro.
Some travel agencies feeling furloughs’ impact
Flight delays caused by furloughs of air traffic controllers, a problem creating widespread headaches for passengers, is doing the same for some travel businesses.
Energy project at Paulsboro terminal would create jobs
A study by Bechtel, commissioned by the Atlantic Wind Connection, found that it is feasible to build 20,000-ton converter platforms for the New Jersey Energy Link at the Paulsboro Marine Terminal.
College of Saint Elizabeth picks first lay president
Helen J. Streubert, an administrator at a Texas university, has been appointed as the first lay president of the College of Saint Elizabeth in Morristown.
Fairleigh Dickinson University names new president
Sheldon Drucker, Fairleigh Dickinson University’s chief operating officer who was serving as interim president, has been named the university’s seventh president, the board of trustees announced Tuesday.
Marathon session will create Shore open-for-business app
You can call it a hack-a-thon. But they're calling it a Jersey Shore Come-Back-A-Thon.
SBA aims to teach small businesses about social media
The U.S. Small Business Administration and the W20 Group, a network of digital communications companies focused on business solutions, is launching a five-topic social media webinar series to help small businesses grow using the networking tool.
NJBIZ most-read stories April 22
In case you missed them, the most popular stories yesterday on NJBIZ.com.
SBA nondisaster lending increases, despite aftermath of Sandy
A $47 million increase in New Jersey Small Business Administration lending in the six months ended March 31 is a positive sign given the challenge posed by the state's recovery from Super Storm Sandy, according to SBA New Jersey District Direct Al Titone.
Report highlights need to invest in infrastructure
New Jersey needs a new approach to infrastructure that reflects 21st century needs and explores realistic ways to fund necessary infrastructure investment that will fuel economic success, a report released Sunday concluded.
