The NJBIZ “watch” lists are designed to identify individuals who contribute greatly to the success of their organizations – and, in the case of health care, to the well-being of the state – but have ...

Looking ahead at the commercial real estate business in 2026, industry experts believe New Jersey has some markets to watch. According to a recently released report from the Urban Land Institute and ...

An Essex County venture launched by two brothers is working to ensure that underserved communities don’t get left behind in the artificial intelligence revolution. Growing up in Newark as the children ...

The wait is over – NJBIZ is unveiling the 2023 NJBIZ Best Places to Work honorees. Based upon the results of a survey conducted by BridgeTower Media’s Best Companies Group, the 2023 honorees across ...

There are some exciting changes to unveil for this year’s NJBIZ Forty Under 40 program, which honors individuals who are shaping the economic future of New Jersey. Launched in 2006, this event ...

Following an open nomination period, the honorees were chosen by a panel of independent judges with experience in the justice system. NJBIZ is again honoring three rising stars in the industry. Added ...

A new developer is making a splash with its debut, planning a $1.5 billion mixed-use development along the Jersey City waterfront. Esen emerged this week. The New York-based firm comprises a team of ...

Launched in 2006, this event recognizes 40 professionals under the age of 40 for their notable successes and strong leadership. For the second year in a row, NJBIZ also will honor 15 Rising Stars.

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Walsh is chairman and CEO fo NRS Inc., one of the largest U.S. logistics firms. According to the company, growing up in the family business afforded Walsh the opportunity to learn every facet of the ...

When Sanofi decided to move its New Jersey flagship from Bridgewater to Morristown, it worked to raise the bar on the office space. Following its debut this week, it feels like mission accomplished.

Reaction is beginning to pour in following Mikie Sherrill’s first budget proposal as governor, a $60.7 billion spending plan. The proposal, which you can read more about here and here, has drawn early ...