The development with the world's largest cryptocurrency app - with 10 million users - will now allow the Jersey City fintech to make markets in additional tokens and asset pairs.

The Taft Communications CEO talks about the firm's approach, rise of environmental, social and corporate governance -- or ESG -- investing and how corporate behavior can affect recruiting efforts.

In March, Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill requiring New Jersey school districts to incorporate instruction on diversity and inclusion. Some business leaders wish he’d do the same thing for entrepreneurs. It’s not as though the state has ignored minority business owners, they say. It’s just that the process is so convoluted — at the federal level too — that many small business owners get discouraged.

The U.S. in general, and New Jersey in particular, face some significant challenges when it comes to concerns like crumbling infrastructure and educational racial equality. Experts and activists who have called for government solutions to these issues have been cheered by President Joe Biden’s moves since he’s been in the White House. But is the country prepared to foot the bill? These kinds of issues have a sizeable local impact.

During a recent NJBIZ virtual panel discussion on Positioning Your Company in a Post-COVID Environment, one takeaway was that companies should be prepared for significant, long-term workplace changes. That observation was reinforced in conversations with executives from one high-touch industry — accounting — who confirmed that their traditional business model appears to be undergoing a shakeup.

George Celentano will be responsible for the performance of the Elmwood Park financial institution's retail business and for leading the retail team. In his new role, he leads nearly 200 employees.

Performing arts organizations that experienced a 25% loss or more due to the pandemic can apply for funding from the U.S. Small Business Administration. Museums and movie theaters are also eligible.

New Jersey communities have received thousands of pieces of personal protection equipment to provide to those in need in their local neighborhoods.

Lawrence & Brownlee Agency and John Roberts Insurance Agency are merging to become part of the Tinton Falls-based insurance company.

Cooperative Business Assistance Corp., a community development financial institution in Camden, received funding to help underserved small businesses stay open and preserve jobs.

The alliance will see GWI Scholars join a summer intern program, focused on portfolio management, research analysis and trading through placement with the company's public fixed income, private capital, and real estate investment teams,

The two share a common focus on protecting self-storage facility owners and look forward to providing additional benefits to clients and the industry as a whole.