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Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, completes the acquisition of Actelion Ltd for a total purchase price of approximately $30 billion in cash. The acquisition was completed through an all-cash public tender offer by Johnson & Johnson's Swiss subsidiary, Janssen Holding GmbH, to acquire all publicly held shares of Actelion Ltd for...
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A 50,000-square foot manufacturing facility in New Brunswick, which sits on a 3.8-acre site at 1007 Jersey Avenue, has been purchased by Macritchie Storage for $2.7 million. The deal was arranged by Jonathan Glick, executive vice president for Sheldon Gross Realty, who represented the seller.
The location had previously been utilized...
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Primary care providers throughout New Jersey will be able to increase their capacity to effectively screen and treat patients with diabetes, thyroid, metabolic bone or pituitary disease by participating in the cost-free, newly launched Robert Wood Johnson Partners Project ECHO® for Complex Endocrinology. Project ECHO (Extension for...
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Spectrum Pharmacy Products, a global manufacturer and distributor of pharmaceutical compounding chemicals, equipment and supplies, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony recently for the opening of the new Spectrum Pharmacy Institute, a 42,000 square-foot manufacturing, distribution and compounding training center located in New Brunswick. The...
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Greenway Products & Services announced the opening of its new pallet manufacturing plant in New Brunswick. With access to the best roadway infrastructure in New Jersey, the large, new, manufacturing facility is equipped with efficient, streamlined, state-of-the-art automation for pallet manufacturing and re-manufacturing. The...
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Rutgers’ Graduate School-New Brunswick and the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences – among the leading research graduate schools in the United States – will join forces and become the School of Graduate Studies, an initiative first conceived as part of the 2013 integration between Rutgers and the University of Medicine and...
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The Rutgers University Board of Governors on Thursday approved construction of a multisport training and practice facility for Rutgers athletes on Livingston Campus.
The four-story, 125-000-square-foot facility will replace outdated and undersized facilities with new practice rooms and locker rooms, as well as strength-training and...
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The celebratory evening at the Hyatt Regency in New Brunswick saw three business leaders get inducted into the New Jersey Business Hall of Fame, but attendees also got a chance to meet some of Junior Achievement of New Jersey’s (JANJ) student leaders – the next generation of business leaders in the state.
Each year, JANJ reaches...
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Debasish “Deba” Dutta – a respected academic and an experienced higher education administrator who has spearheaded change at three top national research universities – will become the next chancellor of Rutgers University-New Brunswick.
President Robert Barchi announced Dutta’s appointment at a meeting of the Rutgers Board...
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Rutgers Business School is launching an innovative Mini-MBA program in Data Driven Management. Designed for current and aspiring managers, even those with little or no experience working with data, the accelerated certificate program will be offered by Rutgers Business School Executive Education from April 17 - 21, 2017, in New...
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In its biggest event of the year, New Jersey Future will hold the annual Redevelopment Forum on Friday, March 10 at the Hyatt Regency in New Brunswick. The daylong event attracts more than 500 local and state officials, citizen activists, development professionals, architects, attorneys, planners, business leaders and students, and...
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Hoagland, Longo, Moran, Dunst and Doukas is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Such a milestone can be attributed to their team of high caliber attorneys and culture of cultivating professional excellence. Since their founding in 1977 as a small firm in New Brunswick, they have grown into their solid reputation and present...
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President Barack Obama will deliver remarks to more than 12,000 graduating students and 40,000 guests at the university’s 250th anniversary commencement ceremony May 15 on the New Brunswick Campus.
“We are delighted that President Obama has chosen to address our graduates at this year’s historic commencement,” said Rutgers...
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A proposed combined heat and power (CHP) system on the campus of St. Peter’s University Hospital (SPUH) in downtown New Brunswick today became the first project to receive preliminary approval for funding under the Energy Resilience Bank (ERB). Created by the Christie Administration in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, the ERB is...
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TD Bank has named Gerald (Jerry) Buffalino as vice president, senior relationship manager in Commercial Lending, based in New Brunswick. In his role as a senior loan officer, he will initiate and manage banking relationships by providing lending, deposits, treasury and other banking solutions for middle market companies across Middlesex...
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