A Cedar Knolls-based biotherapeutics company and Ontario-based medical manufacturer combine forces.

The Hisamitsu America CEO talks about the company's forthcoming arthritis treatment, why topical analgesics are gaining favor with medical professionals and where the market is going.

The lack of any financial cushion for restaurants and non-essential businesses has made the governor very hesitant to enact restrictions as part of an effort to reverse the weeks of surges.

Ownership recently completed significant upgrades to the building, including renovated common areas and digital directories.

“The Department of Health is working with many state, federal and local agencies to plan for a fast and equitable distribution of the vaccine,” New Jersey Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli said.

New Jersey was largely spared from the sophisticated offshore fraud rings that crippled the unemployment systems of other states during the pandemic, but there has been a recent uptick in identity theft and phishing scams that can delay benefits to legitimate claimants.

The Camden-based utility is continuing on with its multimillion-dollar initiative to accelerate the renewal of water infrastructure that has reached the end of its useful life in more than 100 communities across the state.

In this new position, Sandy Crisafulli will oversee the firm’s day-to-day operations, client strategy and team development, while continuing her role as senior account manager.

Matthew Remo, who previously held the role of vice president and senior enterprise risk officer, will now be responsible for the development and formalization of the company’s business strategy.

The shutdown will begin on Nov. 25 and run through Dec. 4 as the city leads New Jersey in new cases and the positivity rate among tests.

Beth McGrath, an accomplished 33-year veteran of the Stevens community, will lead the newly-created Division of University Relations while also retaining duties as chief of staff.

For the week ending Nov. 14, New Jersey saw new unemployment claims decline for the fifth straight week, to 12,986. This represents a 38% drop from the prior week or nearly 8,000 fewer new claims.