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When the Nasdaq market exchange rang its closing bell in New York City’s Times Square in the afternoon of July 20, Stevens Institute of Technology was front and center in the national spotlight — showcasing […]
Stevens Joins QCI to Ring Nasdaq Closing Bell, Celebrating Joint Quantum Venture Read More »
“This is a company that was born here in Middlesex County,” Chief Executive Officer Joe Mastrangelo said as he unveiled the new Eos Ingenuity Lab at the firm’s Edison headquarters Monday. “As we’ve evolved as a company,
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Greek Development, together with Advance Realty, on Tuesday announced their partnership closed on over $227 million in financing to support the continued development of Linden Logistics Center in Linden and Logan North Industrial Park in Logan
An event that was 66 million years in the making took place over the weekend near Rowan University. The Gloucester County school broke ground on a $73 million dinosaur fossil park museum on the site of a
$73M dinosaur fossil park and museum coming to NJ Read More »
There’s a new billboard campaign catching eyes on highways in southern and Midwestern states that’s urging businesses in places that restrict abortion to pack their bags and head to New Jersey. The nonprofit Choose New
NJ promotes itself as safe haven for abortion Read More »
Have a business or work for a company in a state where access to abortion is limited or non-existent since the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark ruling that struck down Roe v. Wade? Then you should
New billboards in states that restrict abortion urge businesses to come to N.J. Read More »
McKinsey & Co. on Thursday said it launched a new high-tech learning and innovation facility to support the advancement of cell and gene therapy manufacturing, expanding its global network of Digital Capability Centers. In partnership
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s Board (NJEDA) has approved the purchase of a 109.4-acre property in Lower Alloways Creek, Salem County, which will enable the planned expansion of the NJ Wind Port. Phase 1
NJ Wind Port’s Major Land Expansion Read More »
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