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It was a big deal when fintech company Credibility Capital moved to Newark from Lower Manhattan this year to open its offices in the newly renovated Hahne & Co. building. There was a ribbon-cutting, and dignitaries spoke […]

Choose New Jersey News We have our sights set across the Atlantic and our passports in tow to spread the message: New Jersey is open for international business. The Choose New Jersey team is hard

Gov. Phil Murphy named recipients for a $2 million Advanced Computer Science Grant, spanning 900 students in 29 school districts across the state. Part of the larger “Computer Science for All” program unveiled in October

The way the wind blows is often inconsistent. But a team of researchers at Rutgers University has predicted offshore sea breeze patterns on the Jersey Shore — data that could be useful for companies hoping

NUTLEY, NJ — Eugene Diaz of Prism announced that Ralph Lauren signed the lease for a building at On3. The announcement was made at the July 3 Nutley Board of Commissioners Meeting. Ralph Lauren is

New Jersey has three universities that are the most LGBTQ-friendly in the country, according to College Consensus’ most recent rankings. Princeton University ranked No. 1 overall in the publication’s 25 LGBTQ Friendly Colleges For 2019, with

TRENTON, N.J. (January 16, 2019) – When Dr. Marco Taglietti became Chief Executive Officer of SCYNEXIS, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCYX) in April 2015, he knew that he wanted to move the publicly-traded biopharmaceutical company from North Carolina to

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. BMY +1.45% agreed to buy rival CelgeneCorp. CELG +0.18% in a deal valued at about $74 billion, combining two leading sellers of cancer drugs and potentially signaling the return of dealmaking to the pharmaceutical industry. Overall, the merged company will