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Presents a list of public companies ranked by fiscal year 2005 revenues in New Jersey. Johnson & Johnson; Medco Health Solutions; Prudential Financial; Honeywell International.

Presents business news in New Jersey recent as of February 2001. Corporate headquarters of Honeywell International in Morris Township; Newark Technology Group's plans to put indoor putting in the city's office buildings; Purchase of Conectiv by Potomac Electric Power; Return of striking steelworkers at Demag Delaval Turbomachinery in Hamilton Township. INSETS: CONECTIV IS PURCHASED BY POTOMAC ELECTRIC, by G. Sundaramoorthy;WORKING WITHOUT A NET.

Reports on developments concerning the business sector in New Jersey as of October 31, 2000. Appointment of Thomas Gallagher as chief executive officer of Park Place Entertainment; Merger deal between Honeywell International and General Electric; Venture capital received by technology companies in New Jersey.

Honeywell International Inc. is snubbing New Jersey and heading south. Honeywell will employ about 750 workers at its new site by the end of 2024, including at least 150 executives from Morris Plains, New Jersey, who will begin moving in the first half of next year. [Extracted from the article]

The article looks at companies in New Jersey that are expanding their export operations in order to improve their economic growth. The New Jersey Economic Development Authority is working with banks and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to help small and medium-sized business become more aware of the benefits of exporting. Genesis Resources Enterprises, BASF and Honeywell International Inc. are three of the New Jersey-based companies that made the Top 100 Shipping Exporters list of the "Journal of Commerce."

The article discusses a court case wherein a panel of appellate division judges in New Jersey granted the burial of Harold St. John at the Spotswood grave site after defendant companies failed to overcome the bereft family's objections to an autopsy. The entry notes that Harold St. John filed a lawsuit in 2008 against Honeywell International Inc., Chrysler Motors LLC and five automobile parts companies for asbestos exposure while working at an automobile repair shop in Jersey City. St. John died of asbestos-related cancer on February 28, 2009.

The article reports on technology firm Honeywell's opening of its global headquarters in Morris Plains, New Jersey. Topics covered include chief executive officer (CEO) David Cote's recollection of how Honeywell almost left New Jersey and the state incentive granted to the company and the features of the headquarters which include an open design which fosters productivity and collaboration, an auditorium, a learning and a fitness center.

This section offers news briefs in New Jersey, which includes the Rockefeller Group Development Corp.'s possible acquisition of the former headquarters of Honeywell International in New Jersey's Morris Township, New Jersey Performing Arts Center losing its application for a Urban Transit Hub grant and the challenges faced by New Jersey businesses in 2013.

The article offers information on an agreement between New Jersey-based Honeywell International Inc. and England-based Inmarsat PLC. The agreement will provide in-flight connectivity services to business, commercial, and government aviation customers worldwide. It informs that the combined efforts of Honeywell's satellite com­munication and Inmarsat's Global Xpress connectivity will allow travelers to do real-time social media while in-flight anywhere in the world.

The article reports on the revision of the redevelopment plan of Honeywell International Inc. for the Morris Township campus in New Jersey due to objections raised by neighbors.

The article reports on personnel changes in the security systems industry in New Jersey including the promotion of Tony Foglia to director of global accounts for Honeywell Systems, the selection of Chancy Pray as director of sales of National Monitoring Center, and the selection of Tim Fagin as director of support services of SightLogix.

This section offers news briefs concerning the business sector in New Jersey as of May 24, 2010 including Morris Township-based Honeywell International's desire to acquire Sperian Protection for 1.4 billion dollars and Montvale-based Mercedes-Benz USA's announcement that its G-Class sport utility vehicle will appear in the upcoming movie "Sex and the City 2" starring Sarah Jessica Parker.

This section offers news briefs on business deals in New Jersey. Honeywell International Inc. announced that its Phoenix, Arizona branch has won a 5-year contract with the U.S. Army amounting to 125 million U.S. dollars. Bluenog from Piscataway, a software solutions provider, was selected to provide services to The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine Inc. A service provider to the pharmaceutical industry from Bridgewater Advanced Health Media LLC acquired Ephikacy LLC.

The article presents news briefs on various issues in northern New Jersey as of February 26, 2007. A Texas jury ordered Honeywell International a company that makes seatbelts, to give $24 million to the family of an 18-year old woman who died from an accident involving a Chevrolet Tahoe. The number of Small Business Administration loans for African-American owners increased by 10% from October 1, 2006, to January 31.

The article announces that North Hanover and Lindenwold school districts have been contracted to use Honeywell International's Inc., Multimedia Parent Notification System in Morristown, New Jersey. The notification service will enable the school to broadcast information about emergency situation to parents over a broad range of media such as landline telephone, cellular phone, e-mail, and pager.

Presents a tabular representation of the stock performance of various companies in New Jersey in May 2005. Lucent Technologies Inc.; Hovnanian Enterprises Inc.; Honeywell International Inc.

Presents information on the stock performance of various companies in New Jersey in May 2005. Increase in the number of shares of Lucent Technologies Inc.; Growth in shares of Honeywell International Inc.; Decline in the performance of Merck & Co. Inc.

Provides information on the salaries of top chief executive officers in New Jersey in 2003. Kenneth W. Freeman of Quest Diagnostics; David W. Dorman of AT&T; David M. Cote of Honeywell International.

Presents information on the stock performance of several companies in New Jersey as of July 21, 2003. Johnson & Johnson; Honeywell International; A.C. Moore Arts & Crafts; Journal Register; Emerson Radio.

Reports on the financial performance of Honeywell International in Morristown, New Jersey in the second quarter of 2002. Background on the company; Profits reported by the company for the quarter; Information on the stock performance of Honeywell.

Focuses on the third-quarter earnings statements of Honeywell International Inc. for the year 2001 in New Jersey. Selection of the aerospace business of the company to supply a pneumatic system for Rolls-Royce's Trent 900 engine; Amount of the contract; Comparison between the 2001 and 2000 net loss incurred by the company.

Reports the construction of Joint Strike Fighter jet airborne in New Jersey. Assistance of Honeywell International Inc. on jet construction; Design of key components by Curtiss-Wright Corp. and L-3 Communications; Victory of Lockheed Martin in the competition to design the fighter.

Reports on Trenton, New Jersey-based Honeywell International Inc.'s development of aviation safety products. Benefits of the move to Morris Township maker of aircraft electronics and jet engines; Features of the products.

Reports on the performance of the stocks of New Jersey-based Honeywell International Inc. Failure of the planned merger of General Electric Co. and Honeywell International Inc.

Reports on Honeywell International Inc. chief executive officer Michael Bonsignore's resignation from the Morris Township, New Jersey-based company after its merger with General Electric Co.

Presents news briefs related to companies in New Jersey, as of April 18, 2000. Honeywell International Inc.'s earnings for the first quarter; American Homes Products Corp.'s stock price as of April 14; GPU's partnership with Telergy to form Telergy Mid-Atlantic.

The article reports on the start of the Superfund cleanup in the waste recycling site in New Jersey where technology and manufacturing company Honeywell International Inc. has selected engineering company CH2M as the construction manager of the large in situ waste-stabilization project.

The article profiles personal care products manufacturer Honeywell International Inc. which has a global reputation for quality innovation and technology based in Morristown, New Jersey. Its key personnel include global marketing manager Philip Orawski, marketing manager Malena Higuera and principal scientist Mark Wheeler. It mentions that the company's Arsena brand offers polymers that increase moisture retention, water resistance and thermal stability.

The article presents a corporate profile for Honeywell International Inc., provider of a wide range of products and solutions that seamlessly integrate access control, intrusion and video surveillance, based in Morristown, New Jersey. The firm is leading the way in the new world of information technology (IT) and physical security convergence that can bring higher security to both physical assets and data, and an improved return on investment (ROI) on IT and security infrastructure investments.

The article profiles John McClurg, vice president and chief security officer of the global security organization at Honeywell International Inc. in Morristown, New Jersey. It relates that prior to joining Honeywell, McClurg served in the U.S. intelligence community, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Department of Energy. Moreover, it discusses the strategies employed by McClurg in ensuring the success of converging the security system of the company among its four business units.