Matthew Fazelpoor

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Matthew Fazelpoor

Students from surrounding states can now attend Kean University at in-state tuition rates. The Union-based school’s board of trustees voted this week to approve the new rates. The updated charges apply to students from New York, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. Annual tuition and fees for full-time undergraduate students will total $15,299.

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Matthew Fazelpoor

J.P. Morgan Chase is out with its 2025 Business Leaders Outlook Pulse Survey – taking the temperature of middle market business owners about the current economic conditions. The survey, conducted between June 4–18, polled 718 U.S. middle market (annual revenues between $20 million and $500 million) business owners and leaders across various industries. “Businesses are operating with caution in the current environment,” said Matt Sable, co-head of J.P. Morgan Commercial Bank.

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Matthew Fazelpoor

A group of state leaders and officials gathered Tuesday in Perth Amboy to mark the next phase of the Raritan River Bridge replacement project. The more than $440 million project replaces the current bridge on the North Jersey Coast Line, which has been in service since 1908. “Today, we are coming together in support of our shared mission to build a world-class transportation system, supported by safe, state-of-the-art, and reliable infrastructure,” said Gov. Phil Murphy.

4 days ago | njbiz.com | Matthew Fazelpoor

The basics:NJITA aims to bridge innovation and public understanding in NJFocus areas include blockchain, AI and tech policy educationGrassroots outreach to include town halls, social media, contentBacked by national blockchain groupsAs emerging technologies continue to reshape sectors, a newly established, New Jersey-based organization is stepping in to help bridge the gap between innovation and public understanding.

4 days ago | njbiz.com | Matthew Fazelpoor

The basics:Jack & Sheryl Morris Cancer Center opens in New BrunswickNJ’s first freestanding cancer hospital begins outpatient careRWJBarnabas, Rutgers Cancer Institute lead the projectFacility designed to feel warm, welcoming for patients and familiesThe power and potential of the new Jack & Sheryl Morris Cancer Center in New Brunswick was on full display Monday.