On the Move: Lawsuits, Moves, and Deaths
CMA has a new managing director for marketing.
UIH Family Partners Gives Fathers Hope
As Father’s Day approaches, there are Mercer County fathers who through a variety of circumstance are unable to have the full experience of being a dad but are determined to find a way to interact with and be a part of their children’s life. UIH Family Partners in Trenton is a program that gives them that hope.
New Complex Planned for Route 1
A new development of storefronts, a restaurant, an agricultural supply store, and an extended stay hotel is proposed for a site along the northbound side of Route 1 between the Square at West Windsor shopping center and the Princeton Service Center office complex.
On the Move: Names Changes, Contracts, and Deaths
The Technology Center of New Jersey is now the New Jersey Bioscience Center.
Demolitions, New Construction Coming to Nassau Park Shopping Center
Nassau Park, the big-box shopping mall on Route 1 South near Quakerbridge Road, looks to be getting a bit of a face lift
Life in the Fast Lane
Bloomberg on BloombergLabor Force WorriesEssential Product? Or Essentially a Scam?Laser EnergeticsStart-UpsExpansionsCrosstown MovesManagement MovesLeaving TownDeathsCorrections or additions?These stories by Peter J. Mladineo and Barbara Fox were published in U.S. 1...
Arc Mercer Helps Businesses Help Themselves and Others
The Arc Mercer is seeking employers for what could be a win-win situation.
On the Move
The Princeton Mercer Chamber has moved to a larger office space.
On the Move: Integra to Stay in NJ
Integra Life Sciences is planning to move its headquarters from Enterprise Drive in Plainsboro to a Novo Nordisk-owned building at 1100 Campus Road in Plainsboro, a 166,891-square-foot facility.
Developments in Pharma
#b#Amicus ‘Adopts’ an Orphan Drug Maker#/b#Amicus Therapeutics, a pharmaceutical company based on Cedar Brook Drive in Cranbury, is buying Scioderm, a Durham, North Carolina, company with just nine employees,...
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