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Four cities, a township and four counties were awarded $100,000 by the state’s Economic Development Authority on Thursday through its Innovation Challenge program. Atlantic City, Bridgeton, New Brunswick, Trenton and Union Township were all selected — as […]

Go to college in New Jersey. Make more money. That’s the conclusion of an analysis of 2017 workplace salary data revealing that the average graduates of New Jersey colleges and universities generally earn more than their peers nationwide. The data,

AeroFarms received notoriety around the state and the country in 2015, when it opened up the largest indoor vertical farming company in the world in Newark. Since then, the ability to produce nearly 2 million

With a low cost of doing business and a focused economic development strategy, Vineland, NJ is building a strong, diverse economy which includes the expansion of existing businesses, the arrival of new ones and the

Princeton University has landed on the QS World University Rankings for 2019 by Quacquarelli Symonds, and in doing so, has made it into the Top 15. QS used six metrics to determine the rankings including

The developers of a long-awaited, luxury apartment tower near the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark have taken the wraps off the 245-unit building. Dranoff Properties Inc. and NJPAC said Monday that they’ve launched

Governor Murphy Lauds Federal Approval of 169 Opportunity Zones in New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced today that the United States Department of Treasury has approved his 169 recommended designations for Opportunity Zones throughout the

TRENTON, N.J. (May 11, 2018) – The Board of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA) today approved two actions to help nurture the growth of the State’s innovation economy. Echoing the priorities set by