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(NEWARK, NJ) -- On May 24, 2022 Audible unveiled a series of installations and public artworks from the Newark Artist Collaboration (NAC), a program created to amplify the work of Newark-based artists and encourage local investment in Newark’s creative community. Audible’s Founder and Executive Chairman, Don Katz, and VP of Urban Innovation, Aisha Glover, were joined this morning by elected officials, business leaders, Audible employees, and Newark residents for a celebration debuting the i...

The hot pink anti-antisemitism billboards have drawn accolades and criticism for their strident and irreverent tone — and their politics.

Offshore wind energy company Ørsted has chosen Edison Properties' Ironside Newark to set up shop for its Digital Hub.

/PRNewswire/ -- BBB National Programs today announced the 85 panel pool members of the 2022 National Advertising Review Board. The appellate body for the U.S....

/PRNewswire/ -- BBB National Programs today announced the 85 panel pool members of the 2022 National Advertising Review Board. The appellate body for the U.S....

With its own rapid testing facility in place, the party was the biggest real estate celebration since the beginning of the pandemic

Newark, NJ (PRWEB) November 29, 2021 -- Newark Social is turning downtown Newark’s Mulberry Commons, and the nearby Ironside Building, into winter wonderlands

Nov 18, 2020 Manhattan Mini Storage (MMS), which operates 17 self-storage facilities throughout New York City, recently held a “Flashbacks Give Back” contest to support local nonprofits. MMS is known for its eccentric, often funny, occasionally controversial ad campaigns. As the basis for its contest, it partnered five of its most popular ads from the past decade with five charities and asked the public to vote on their favorite pairing, according to a press release. The featured organizati...

Ziel Feldman (right), Nir Meir and the XI (Illustration by Zach Meyer) “What’s the latest?” read the text that popped up on Nir Meir’s phone one Thursday afternoon in July. “Running out of time.” The message to the HFZ Capital Group managing principal was from Adam Gibbons, an executive at CIM Group. The lender was awaiting an overdue payment on $90 million of mezzanine debt it holds on four prewar Manhattan apartment buildings HFZ is converting to condominiums.  “On it,” Meir ...