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Can we come together under the banner of freedom and democracy that Lincoln envisioned?

I began writing this article on Nov. 19, knowing that by the time it reaches readers, the 161st anniversary of the Gettysburg Address will have passed. Yet, Lincoln’s message remains as relevant today as...

The elections are over: Let’s get to work on jobs and the economy

This month’s elections underscored that economic concerns are a top priority for voters. As we move forward, it’s critical for policymakers – at both the state and federal levels – to prioritize initiatives that...

Sheft, a legendary figure in entrepreneurial ecosystem, earns inaugural Catalyst Award from R&D Council

It’s easy to see why Judith Sheft, a living legend in the STEM entrepreneurial ecosystem in this state, was presented with the first Catalyst Award last week at Bell Works at the 45th annual...

The League: Breaking down the Day One parties

Let’s be clear: We don’t get to all of the parties; no one really can. And we tend to favor events sponsored by businesses and chambers (it’s our audience) more than those sponsored by...

In Camden, the effort to ensure more progress in next four years already is...

Camden is a city of neighborhoods, built on the backs of the most resilient residents in the nation. As the results from the general election sink in and creep further behind us, I am...

N.J. Urban Mayors Association supports recently enacted affordable housing law

New Jersey’s affordable housing challenges have intensified in recent years, driven by a combination of rising housing costs, stagnant wages, and a significant shortage of affordable units for low- and moderate-income families. Consequently, the demand...

Born in Vegas and making a home in New Jersey: BetMGM brings new era...

New Jersey is a legalized gambling pioneer. It was the first state to open a casino outside of Nevada (1972), one of the first to launch online casinos (2013) and was the first outside...

Op-ed: New Jersey’s key role in disaster response communications must be supported

Storm season is an unpredictable time of year, when first responders are called upon to go above and beyond in the name of public safety. And when those first responders are called upon, it...

Timely question: When will there be action (not just talk) around disparity study?

A group of legislative and minority business leaders at a disparity study roundtable Monday used the calendar in their attempt to put the systemic economic shortcomings of companies owned by underserved groups in perspective. Consider: ...

How Rutgers Business School program is connecting first-gen students with mentors

Rutgers Business School sophomore Julie Kalaentzis is a first-generation American and first-generation college student. Kalaentzis’s parents instilled in her the importance of a college education. But not having had the opportunity to attend college themselves,...

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Sellinger to return to Greenberg Traurig

Philip Sellinger, the former U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey, will rejoin Greenberg Traurig LLP as co-chair of the firm’s global litigation...

Georgian Court University to launch Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership

Georgian Court University will soon offer a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Leadership as its proposal to do so was approved by the...

Onyx Equities secures new lease at The Arbors @Parsippany; Porzio, Bromberg & Newman signs...

Onyx Equities’ The Arbors @ Parsippany continues its accelerated leasing trajectory with the addition of law firm Porzio, Bromberg & Newman signing a 16-year...

Credits for housing units in Camden and Trenton part of big year for Aspire...

December Aspire tax credit approvals No. 10 and No. 11 (for projects in Camden and Trenton) lifted the number of housing units the program...

EDA board approves $30 million FEED NJ pilot program

The board of the N.J. Economic Development Authority approved the creation of the FEED NJ, a $30 million pilot program that will support food...