The top 10 honorees are ranked numerically; the remainder are listed alphabetically.

"There is a widespread push in many federal agencies to investigate small businesses that borrowed funds from the Small Business Authority and/or the Payroll Protection Program (PPP). Small businesses as well as their owners now need protection against governmental agencies that have turned against those small businesses they claimed they were trying to help. These investigations are dangerous because they can result in both criminal and civil penalties that can destroy a business and its owners." Archer & Greiner partner Michael Horn on what to keep in mind that can make the difference between an investigation becoming a minor inconvenience or a life changing event.

In the early days of the pandemic, the dean of the Rutgers School of Public Health was handpicked by the Murphy administration to lead the effort to trace the spread of the virus. In the months since, he's become one of the leading sources of information about the pandemic and the efforts to bring it to an end.

With consumer confidence increasing and economies opening in the second half of last year, goods were being shipped at a rate not seen previously.

The Monmouth University poll, which he runs, is one of the most highly regarded measures of public opinion in the country.

The CEO of PartsiD discusses a range of topics, including the company's growth, its expansion into other verticals and the kinds of people who work on cars these days.

Few sectors have been as hard-hit by the COVID-19 pandemic as the wedding industry. Here in New Jersey, the story of how the wedding industry has adapted and survived is one of grit, flexibility and overcoming enormous challenges.

A national study finds consumers are returning to behaviors they had early in the pandemic, due to delta variant concerns. Survey respondents who said they’re comfortable shopping without a mask dropped 15 percentage points from July to August, with 34% preferring to go in stores with mask requirements and 36% having a higher level of respect for businesses that enforce mask wearing.

Though a sigh of relief could be heard throughout the nation when lumber prices started falling in June after hitting all-time highs, and it is inching closer to pre-pandemic prices, there are still plenty of other challenges.

This week’s digital issue of NJBIZ – featuring a look at the state wedding industry's resilience in the wake of the pandemic, consumer behavior shifts in wake of the delta variant, the fall Real Estate & Construction Report, the 2021 Education Power 50, and more!

She's dean of Cooper Medical School in Camden, one of the most competitive medical schools in the country that, moreover, is part of the so-called “Eds and Meds” strategy being employed in the city, based on the theory that health care and higher education can serve as key anchor institutions to revitalize the struggling economy.

He's been Princeton University's leader for more than eight years, preserving the school's status as one of the premier educational institutions not only in the U.S., but also the world.