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The Second Street Tower for Hackensack University Medical Center, perhaps the biggest hospital expansion in state history, is on track to begin construction in early 2019, Hackensack Meridian Health Co-CEO Robert Garrett said Monday. Garrett said the $714 […]

Gov. Phil Murphy met with seven Palestinian business leaders Tuesday afternoon in East Jerusalem, with hopes of creating a new relationship between the region and New Jersey. Murphy’s actions Tuesday are a departure from the

The memorandum of understanding signed Sunday in Tel Aviv between the Israel Innovation Authority and the New Jersey Economic Development Authority began with a conversation at the Biotechnology Innovation Organization convention in Boston in June. The IIA was doing a presentation at BIO,

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA) and the Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen economic ties and enhance bi-lateral partnerships among innovators in the Garden

The Gateway Development Corporation project moved forward Saturday with the construction of a 200-foot utility monopole that will carry power lines supplying power to all Northeast Corridor trains to and from New York. Construction of the pole

Gov. Phil Murphy visited Israeli technology company Airobotics Monday as part of his overseas trip to boost New Jersey’s economy. The governor previously visited Germany, and then traveled to Israel. He says that the goal

When Teva Pharmaceuticals announced in July that it was going to consolidate its U.S. headquarters in Parsippany, it was a big win for Gov. Phil Murphy. It turns out, it also was a big win over Massachusetts.

Gov. Phil Murphy spent Sunday, his first full day in Israel, and the sixth day of his nine-day economic trip, focused on cybersecurity, life sciences and the overall innovation economy in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.