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Another Big Business Reverses Course: Employees Must Head Back Into the Office

Many big U.S. companies have reversed remote-work and hybrid policies in recent months, requiring employees to return to work. The latest company to announce such an edict has garnered notice for its clear stance: remote and hybrid workers must return to the office regularly. This move continues the post-pandemic evolution of work norms. Executives are…

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Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico Residency Brings in $200M While U.S. Tour Is Skipped Over ICE Concerns

Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico residency has brought nearly $200 million in economic benefits in addition to sold-out gigs. Around 400,000 people attended the 30-show series, “No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí,” held at San Juan’s José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum from July to mid-September. It has become a cultural and musical phenomenon. It was conceived as…

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Morristown Medical Plaza Near Major Hospital Changes Hands in $13.2M Deal

The $13.2 million sale of a prominent medical office building in Morristown, New Jersey, was a major healthcare real estate deal this summer. Morris County’s specialist medical activities have long been centered in Madison Avenue Medical Plaza, less than a mile from Morristown Medical Center. The three-story, 58,440-square-foot tower at 310 Madison Avenue lies on…

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Labor Day 2025 Store Hours: Which Retailers Are Open and Closed This Holiday

While many people love picnics, beach excursions, and back-to-school shopping on Labor Day 2025, one of the most common questions is: which stores will be open? Avoid unexpected closures by knowing federal holiday hours. Holidays are when many NJ supermarkets are open. On Monday, ACME, Aldi, Amazon Fresh, BJ’s Wholesale Club, Lidl, ShopRite, Stop &…

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Stevens Institute of Technology Cuts Dozens of Jobs as International Enrollment Declines

Stevens Institute of Technology, a prestigious private university in Hoboken, lay off 45 employees due to financial challenges from fewer international students. The decision has alarmed the campus community, especially given changing government restrictions on international enrollment. Layoffs occurred quickly, with some employees receiving only a day’s notice, according to sources. The surprise revelation brought…

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Paramus Takes Legal Action Against American Dream Mall Over Sunday Operations

  Paramus officials have sued American Dream mall for opening stores on Sundays, escalating the battle over Bergen County’s blue laws. The issue is over whether the enormous East Rutherford retail and entertainment complex should be spared from the county’s decades-old Sunday shopping restrictions. Paramus, home to some of the state’s busiest shopping centers, has…

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Judge Halts Edgewater High-Rise Tower Over Skyline Views and Zoning Dispute

Judge blocks Edgewater Tower over skyline views and zoning A Bergen County Superior Court judge suspended building on a high-rise residential tower in Edgewater after Cliffside Park officials claimed it would block Manhattan skyline views and violate local zoning. Last week’s judgment halts development at 440-458 River Road until an early September hearing. Cliffside Park…

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