Business epiphanies can come at unusual times — and in unusual places. Just ask Tim Williams of Wanaque.
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Transportation
New Jersey has educated workers, quality transportation options, and, of course, those big-ticket tax incentives, so #8230 why are companies leaving?
Quality of life. That's what Elmwood Park-based Sealed Air, a Fortune 500 manufacturer of Bubble Wrap and other packaging, cited last month as one of the main reasons it's leaving New Jersey for North Carolina.
Read More »Hill International wins 2M contract in Romania
Hill International, a global construction risk management company, announced Friday it won a seven-year, $2 million contract for a project in Romania.
Read More »Linde awarded 4.3M to build Calif. hydrogen fuel stations
Linde North America announced Tuesday that it had received $4.3 million from the California Energy Commission to construct retail hydrogen fueling stations in the northern part of that state.
Read More »Avis Budget Group reports stronger Q2 earnings
Avis Budget Group Inc. announced Monday that its second quarter revenue and earnings rose compared with the same period in 2013.
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Making a federal case Jerseyans want government to centralize coastal infrastructure efforts
Hurricane Sandy had passed, and Bill Golden had a front-row seat for what was left behind.
Read More »Gloucester Terminals operator chooses security card vendor
Holt Logistics, operator of Gloucester Terminals LLC in Gloucester City, has selected a Washington state company to provide identification card readers at the facility.
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Future of Transportation Trust Fund #8212 ‘we’re really at a critical point’ #8212 is topic of discussion at conference
Having accrued billions of dollars in debt over the past three decades, New Jersey's Transportation Trust Fund is in need of a major lifeline, says Robert Briant, Jr., CEO of the Utility and Transportation Contractors Association.
Read More »SMALL-TOWN RETAIL SUCCESS STORIES If you want to make your Main Street your town’s main attraction
So your town is looking to become a destination.
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SMALL-TOWN RETAIL SUCCESS STORIES In Lambertville, event audiences built street traffic
If you've ever visited Lambertville, you'd immediately find it hard to imagine the 1-square-mile town of 4,000 households in Hunterdon County as a 19th century factory town.
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SMALL-TOWN RETAIL SUCCESS STORIES In Collingswood, close proximity to big cities is big key
With its old-fashioned, small-town charm and pedestrian-friendly urban flavor, Collingswood is oddly reminiscent of early 20th century America.
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SMALL-TOWN RETAIL SUCCESS STORIES In Denville, town rallied behind recovery from flood
How can a drive-through town sandwiched among Parsippany Troy-Hills, Morristown and Dover officially put its “Hub of Morris County” title to good use?
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