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Prudential Financial announced Monday it has waived April rent for tenants in its retail spaces in Newark — most of whom are small business owners. The decision applies to both restaurants that are still allowed to […]

Members of the New Jersey Institute of Technology community – engineers, physicists, advanced manufacturing specialists and students – are designing and fabricating devices to help address the shortfall in medical supplies needed to combat COVID-19.

Johnson & Johnson announced Monday that it has selected a lead COVID-19 vaccine candidate, that it hopes to be doing human clinical trials by September, at the latest, and — if all goes well — that

The U.S. subsidiary of French haircare giant L’Oréal says it’s donating N95 breathing masks to hospitals in New Jersey and Arkansas, where its production facilities will also begin making hand sanitizer and other products badly

Co-founders of the company that owns the New Jersey Devils gave a six-figure donation to Newark for a program that provides groceries to city families in need during the coronavirus pandemic. The donation comes from Josh Harris and

A major food corporation has helped Gov. Phil Murphy’s office secure trailers that will transport hospital equipment during the coronavirus outbreak. Wakefern Food Corp., which owns and operates ShopRite and other supermarkets, has donated 12 trailers to transport hospital

TRENTON, N.J. (March 26, 2020) – The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) Board today approved a suite of new programs designed to support businesses and workers facing economic hardship due to the outbreak of