ROI-NJ presents the online edition of its June 29, 2020, issue

Since most of you are not in your offices due to the outbreak of COVID-19, the June 1 print edition of ROI-NJ is being delivered electronically, so you can either scroll through the pages below or click the links that follow to see our coverage as it appears digitally. Thanks for your continued support of ROI-NJ and our advertisers. — Tom Hughes and Tom Bergeron, ROI-NJ

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The June 29, 2020, issue:

The June 29, 2020, stories:

Why global interest in N.J. has picked up — Choose CEO: Pandemic has prompted 20+ deals

• N.J. hopes to capitalize on sudden need for U.S. facilities

Career X-ray: Atlantic Health’s unique pre-med internship program made changes for COVID-19, but it’s still giving would-be doctors 1st look at what profession entails

Editor’s Desk — Princeton’s powerful message: For university, removing Wilson’s name was more about future than past

Different kind of gaming: How one CEO is bringing esports — and greater introduction to STEM — to underserved communities in A.C.

Back on schedule: Health systems able to quickly get up to speed on backlog of ‘non-essential’ procedures, surgeries

Pandemic’s challenges: Ensuring workers are protected, social distancing is just one of PSEG Nuclear’s many safety precautions during refueling process

Tech Trends — Time to soar: Black, Latino angel fund backed by Rutgers is ready to hear entrepreneurs’ pitches

Cover story — Training ground: Unique Overlook pre-med internship is still going strong — but slightly differently — in age of COVID-19

Focus On … Insurance

• Questions & no answers: With reopenings near, business insurers are still struggling to figure out how — or even if — policies cover COVID’s myriad worries
• Marijuana maven: DeLorenzo, eager to work with cannabis businesses, is building niche clientele with strong potential
• Questions remain: Medical professionals in N.J. have been shielded from COVID-related malpractice liability, but top insurer still has concerns about fallout

Career Classroom — Jump-start: Vo-tech grads get career boost by earning associate degree while still in high school

Here’s main reason why businesses can’t reopen — and what EDA is doing to help

Op-Ed: What next? 7 ways N.J. business owners can plan ahead for hurricane season

Op-Ed: No access to working capital, no recovery

Show & Tell: How can investors navigate volatile investment market?

Human trials: Raritan-based clincial research firm Amici prepares for next step toward finding COVID cure

The eyes have it: Why increased screen time can increase your chances for serious vision ailments

Focus On … Lobbying

• New world order: COVID-19 has changed Trenton lobbying in many ways, from remote conversations to clients’ priorities
• Unexpected complications: Even as elective surgeries resume, doctors are getting tripped up by some COVID-related requirements
• Faces of influence: Veteran lobbyists say minorities are gaining ground in crucial Trenton sector, but still have ways to go

Nonprofit Profile — Newark Public Library: Building on its long history of service to the people of the city