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New Jersey’s government and business officials want to make one thing clear to the rest of the world: the state is open for business. On Thursday, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, the Commerce and […]
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Orsted U.S. Offshore Wind announced Wednesday it has signed a memo of understanding with Rutgers University, the University of Rhode Island and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution to support academic research activities related to offshore wind. Orstead, with the support of Public Service
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Rutgers University will open its first LAN Center, a space with gaming systems and computers that share a localized network, on its Piscataway campus in just a few weeks. The idea is to invest in the
San Francisco, Seattle, San Jose — even New York City. None of these high-tech areas made the list of the 10 best places for a young programmer to live and work. But Newark did. That’s
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TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy today signed into law A5580, an expansion of the New Jersey Film & Digital Media Tax Credit Program, originally signed into law in July 2018. The bill extends the program’s
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Riskcast Solutions, a graduate of NVP Labs’ spring 2019 cohort, plans to stay in Newark for the long haul, Alec Thomson, co-founder and CEO, told NJTechWeekly.com in a recent interview. The startup, which specializes in eliminating
Greg Lalevee remembers the silence. Yes, he remembers the reaction he got when he would tell members of the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825 that automation is coming. (Not necessarily good.) And he remembers the
Saying New Jersey needs to improve its ability to educate the next generation of workers with the skills required for the jobs of the future, Gov. Phil Murphy unveiled his Jobs NJ program — an
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