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USDA invests $340,000 to help build energy independence

U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development State Director, Jane Asselta, has announced the agency is investing $340,000 in infrastructure and to help expand the use of renewable fuels in New Jersey. Because of...

EY names Entrepreneur of the Year finalists for N.J.

It’s one of the most coveted honors in business: EY announced Monday the 2022 finalists for New Jersey for its Entrepreneur of the Year honor. The finalists were selected by a panel of independent judges...

Strategy+Style Marketing Group forms digital media alliance with Oxford Communications

Strategy+Style Marketing Group, a Montville-based consulting and marketing services firm, has formed a digital media strategic alliance with Oxford Communications of Lambertville, according to a Wednesday announcement from Karen Fluharty, founding partner and chief...

Powerfleet launches AI-powered solution to revolutionize pedestrian safety

Woodcliff Lake-based Powerfleet launched its next-generation Pedestrian Proximity Detection solution, an artificial intelligence-powered safety system that’s transforming safety protocols for warehouses and manufacturing facilities. With the ability to identify people and material handling equipment in...

Ruhle: On tying education to workforce development — and respecting teachers

When it came time to discuss employment and workforce development issues in a post-pandemic economy, Stephanie Ruhle played the long game. One of the biggest issues predates COVID — and even the turn of the...

Kinderhook-backed GMG acquires Woodbine-based EarthTech Contracting

Gold Medal Group, a portfolio company of Kinderhook Industries LLC, announced Tuesday it has acquired Woodbine-based EarthTech Contracting Inc. EarthTech, which was founded more than 20 years ago, is a provider of trash and recycling...

Brother survey: Businesses, on average, spending $34K in effort to regain productivity

Most New Jersey businesses experienced a loss in productivity during the pandemic — and now, they are spending an average of $34,000 on new technologies to increase it. That was one of the big takeaways of the “Back to work in...

Gateway project board plays ‘mythbuster’ about bridge, tunnel plans

The Gateway Development Corp. is fighting back against what it feels are misperceptions about original public proposals, which have been recently referenced in an attempt to address the potential ever-increasing cost estimates of the...

Kushner helps ink 3 new tenants at Shops at Pier Village in Long Branch

Three new retail leases have been signed to the already exciting business lineup at Pier Village, the year-round oceanfront residential, retail and recreational destination in Long Branch, according to a Tuesday announcement from Kushner...

Different vision: Polistina questions high costs of housing, education, clean energy and health care

State Sen. Vince Polistina was supposed to give the welcome address Wednesday morning at the ReNew Jersey Business Summit & Expo — it’s a somewhat ceremonial role annually given to a local politician. Polistina (R-...

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Mindset Monday: Stop waiting—take control of your own path

Welcome to Episode 22 of Mindset Monday. This week, Amy Arvary shares a powerful reminder: Are you waiting for others to change before you...

N.J. receives over $22B in federal funds in FY2024; 56% increase from pre-pandemic levels

New Jersey secured an estimated $22.155 billion in federal revenue in FY2024. That's according to a first-of-its-kind report released by the state’s Grants Management...

Party City auctions off brand and related operating assets

Nearly 700 Party City stores were auctioned off along with substantially all of their intellectual property, assets and a significant amount of the real...

Accordia to break ground on new 500K industrial campus in Roxbury

Parkview Business Center, an industrial complex totaling 503,841 square feet in Roxbury Township has been approved for construction, according to an announcement from Accordia,...

Eight candidates, lots of questions – plenty of interesting answers

The day two breakfast at the Walk to Washington usually is sparsely attended — and usually has a media panel discussing issues in the...