NJEN Joins Princeton Chamber
The New Jersey Entrepreneurial Network, a nonprofit group that hosts events for the business community, has been merged into the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Technology Business Association.
NJ to Operate Its Own Health Plan Market
Governor Phil Murphy has announced that New Jersey will operate its own “state-based health exchange” for health insurance starting in 2021.
Fast Lane: Fire Extinguisher Scam, Deaths
Princeton police said a man posing as a “fire extinguisher inspector” scammed hundreds of dollars from two Princeton coffee shops.
Expansions, Crosstown Moves, Deaths
Certara is partnering with the CDC on a data management program.
DOE Renews Contract with Plasma Physics Lab
Princeton University will continue to operate the Department of Energy's Plasma Physics Lab through at least 2022.
Noted Economist Krueger Dies at 58
Economist Alan Krueger died at age 58.
Crosstown Moves, New in Towns, Deaths
Barbara Ann Shary, 74, on March 9. She was employed with Verizon Communications for over 33 years prior to her retirement in 2001.
Janssen Wins FDA Approval for Depression Treatment
Janssen, Johnson & Johnson’s pharmaceutical unit, has won FDA approval for its nasal spray ketamine-based treatment for depression.
Management Moves: New Jersey Policy Perspective Taps McKoy
New Jersey Policy Perspective, a Trenton-based public policy think tank, has made Brandon McKoy its next president.
Princeton University Researchers Use AI to Push Limits of Data Science
Princeton University unveiled an AI research collaboration with Google late last year. Now the school has announced another major effort to put AI to work in a variety of uses across the university.
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From NJWedding.com to NJParenting.com
Twenty-two years after it launched NJWedding.com is starting a family: NJParenting.com, launched in February, is a directory of child-related services, much like its parent site is a directory for the wedding business.
