
Rutgers-Newark Names Deidra Hill Marketing Vice Chancellor
Rutgers University-Newark has appointed Deidra Hill as its inaugural vice chancellor for marketing and communications, one of three higher education hires announced.
In Newark, business news means corporate mergers, store closures, startup funding, executive leadership changes and industry reports. Reporting tracks organizational shifts and the commerce that shapes the local economy.

Rutgers University-Newark has appointed Deidra Hill as its inaugural vice chancellor for marketing and communications, one of three higher education hires announced.
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Has your daily commute gotten harder over the past year?
Rail service on three New Jersey Transit lines is suspended between Newark Broad Street and Hoboken after the drawbridge jammed during the Thursday evening commute.

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Is it appropriate for automated self-service kiosks to request tips from customers?
Officials demand removal of tip prompts at self-checkout kiosks following customer complaints in Newark.

The Newark-based law firm announced that Richard Epstein has assumed the role of managing partner.
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Do you believe charity tournaments are an effective way to support local community programs?
The 33rd annual Battle of the Barristers softball tournament successfully secured funds for the Greater Newark Fresh Air Fund.

A lawsuit filed in 2024 alleges mistreatment and illegal labor practices at a Newark facility.

Regular subjects here include market shifts, commercial expansions, corporate restructurings and the economic indicators that define the landscape. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it, wherever a corporate or commerce story impacts the region. Public development projects often run in parallel with private capital investment, dictating how the physical footprint of the city evolves. Market access and workforce availability remain the primary factors that influence business decisions here.