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NJBIZ Conversations: Holy Name CEO Michael Maron
The chief executive officer discusses the current health care landscape and what a recent large donation means for the hospital.
NJEDA clears $10M for 5 real estate gap financing projects
These commercial efforts will receive the funding, which aims to mitigate negative impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic in certain municipalities, to support redevelopment, housing, small business and the arts.
Campbell’s sales rise as home cooking hits pandemic levels
As consumers cut back on dining out amid recession and tariff fears, the Camden-based soup and snacks giant recorded strong third-quarter sales in its meals & beverages unit.
New law establishes NJ Public Health Institute
There are currently 51 PHIs nationwide. In the Garden State, the PHI would help streamline coordination across sectors and agencies, promote equitable health outcomes and data-driven solutions, and more.
Tevogen Bio providing new hope for COVID patients
2024 has been an active year for Warren-based Tevogen Bio, a clinical-stage specialty immunotherapy company that is using innovation to develop affordable personalized treatments for large patient populations.
Comptroller report details waste, abuse in Essex County COVID vaccination program
“The 17-page report criticizing Essex County’s COVID-19 vaccination program that was issued by Acting State Comptroller Kevin Walsh is unbalanced, unfair, and does not accurately depict Essex County’s response to the pandemic,” Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo Jr. said in response to the release.
Long-awaited report examining NJ’s COVID response is here
The independent review finds both the state and nation were unprepared for the public health emergency. And, despite New Jersey's attempts that "no level of effort could overcome an inadequate health care infrastructure and scarcity of basic medical supplies."
NJ business groups endorse Sherrill bill to combat pandemic learning loss [Exclusive]
The New Jersey Chamber of Commerce, New Jersey Business & Industry Association and New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program have all come out in support of the measure, highlighting the role of education plays in building the next generation workforce.
Siemens plans another round of layoffs in Morris County
The update for the German medtech's Flanders location will see 300 New Jersey jobs eliminated over the next 14 months.
Several NJ hospitals reinstate mask mandates amid infection uptick (updated)
Facilities within the Hackensack Meridian Health network and all RWJBarnabas Health locations are requiring the safeguard, while other health care providers are monitoring the situation before changing their policies.
‘Pure hell’: DOJ blasts NJ veterans homes over COVID care, conditions
In a scathing 43-page report, and following a nearly three-year investigation, the Justice Department has concluded that residents at two state-run facilities were subjected to conditions that violated the 14th Amendment.
Health Commissioner Persichilli set to retire next month (updated)
The woman who needed no introduction as she helped lead the Garden State’s efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic was appointed to the interim post in 2019 and confirmed the following year.
