An interim leader for the Major League Soccer franchise will be named in the next 24 hours, according to Chief Marketing and Revenue Officer Joe Stetson; the team has embarked on a search for a permanent coach.

Students will pay 22 percent less at the Lawrenceville university beginning in the fall of 2021, and will be offered enhanced resources to get them ready for the world of work.

The accounting and advisory firm is set to occupy over 39,000 square feet at Latitude from Vision Real Estate Partners and Rubenstein Partners LP.

Rutgers researchers analyzed federal data to estimate minimum wage violations during the Great Recession, finding that every percentage point a state’s unemployment rate went up correlated with almost a full percentage point increase in the chances that a worker would experience a minimum wage violation.

Projects adding up to an collective investment of $341,000 are set to begin in Piscataway and Oxford on Sept. 8.

Both companies' boards have approved the transaction, which is slated to close in the first quarter of 2021, subject to customary conditions.

Il Portico is the latest establishment facing the revocation of its liquor license for pandemic-related violations in the state, but the first to have its COVID-19 expansion permit suspended. The ABC has taken action 159 times in response to licensee violations since March, including notices of charges, fines in lieu of prosecution letters, and warning letters.

“There are buyers out there looking for value-added properties they can renovate and call home to their business," Executive Vice President Helene Elbaum said of the deal, which closed in less than 30 days. "Ultimately, it was the level of urgency and velocity that was created between this particular buyer and seller that consummated the transaction."

The joint venture plans to develop a 511,200-square-foot industrial building on an approximately 66-acre site.

The state is sending the opioid-overdose antidote naloxone to 179 Emergency Medical Services teams.

In the first half of 2020, the region saw vacancy rates drop to 9.1 percent—their lowest in years, according to a new report from the commercial real estate firm.

Since mid-March, 1.54 million people have applied for unemployment benefits, of which 1.35 million have met the monetary requirements, with the average total standing at $11,400 per claimant.