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EDITORIAL ACA has left medical centers in need of help
Ever since the Supreme Court gave the Affordable Care Act its blessing, the hand-washing at many hospitals has been replaced by hand-wringing as administrators have complained ceaselessly about the various requirements they're forced to take on to comply with the law.
Auto insurer coming to the Garden State in August
Nationwide Insurance and the state Department of Banking and Insurance announced Friday that the insurer will enter the New Jersey auto market in August 2014.
Crowdfunding bill advanced by Assembly panel
The Assembly Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee voted Thursday to release a bill that would allow private businesses in New Jersey to “crowdfund” through web portals.
Stockton, state officials break ground on 29 million science center expansion
Construction is underway on a $29 million project that will nearly double the size of a key science and math facility at The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.
4th annual conference honors women in banking
Employees from several New Jersey financial institutions and affiliated professional groups attended Thursday's Women in Banking Conference to hear from executive women leaders on the topics of knowledge, power, mentorship and how to best continue the advancement of women to leadership positions.
Moore named executive director of BAC
Lauren H. Moore, who has been serving as the interim executive director of the state's Business Action Center, officially got the job Thursday.
Elvis has never really left this building
The historic 240-acre Circle G Ranch, known as the “Elvis Ranch” — as in Elvis Presley — has been purchased.
Eatontown communications company expands through deals
An Eatontown communications firm announced the acquisition of a pair of companies Thursday, expanding its multinational reach.
N.J. primary roundup Watson Coleman, MacArthur victorious
Primary elections were held across New Jersey on Tuesday, yielding a mixed bag of surprises and expected results.
Two jobs reports offer some good, some bad
A pair of reports offered mixed messages for the jobs market Wednesday, as ADP found only 179,000 jobs were added nationally in May, but Gallup’s job creation index reached a new high during the same month.
N.J. Health Care Quality Institute, ArborMetrix partnership lets consumers compare hospital cost, quality
Comparing hospitals on cost and quality of common clinical procedures so that consumers can make more informed choices is the goal of a new partnership between the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute and Michigan-based ArborMetrix.
Deal means investment, jobs for Jersey City clinical trial company
A Jersey City provider of clinical trial solutions and services has a deal in place that means more investment now – and more jobs in the future.
