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Changing of the guard: DMR Architects places longtime employee in the lead
Lloyd Rosenberg, who has led the Hasbrouck Heights-based firm as president and CEO since its founding in 1991, recently handed the reins to Pradeep Kapoor, a 23-year veteran of the company.
Community banks address lending myths, adapt to borrower behaviors
Patrick Ryan, president and CEO of Hamilton-based First Bank, discusses banking trends heading into the new year.
NJBankers peers into the future of lending, economy
NJBIZ recently asked Brittany Wheeler, vice president and director of government affairs for the New Jersey Bankers Association, for a read on where the organization and its members stand on the issues and challenges facing the state as it moves into 2024.
Is the end in sight for bitter proxy battle over Republic First Bank?
The combatants in the long-running fight are sticking to a dramatic agreement they reached after spending months at loggerheads over the leadership and future of the financial institution.
Attorneys integrating AI into practices to increase efficiency
As a range of industries look to use generative artificial intelligence, more and more legal professionals are turning to the technology to handle routine functions, like document review, legal research and contract editing.
Orion Innovation kicks off new year with Liverpool FC
The Edison-based technology firm was tapped by the iconic English soccer team to serve as its official digital transformation officer.
Liberty Science Center embarks on next chapter of SciTech Scity
When completed, the $450 million, 30-acre innovation campus will be devoted to using science and technology to address the most serious health care issues — most recently adding a biopharmaceutical component to the project.
Despite lawsuits, NJ drugmakers take part in Medicare negotiations
Despite suing the Biden administration over a controversial new government program aimed at reducing the cost of prescription drugs for older Americans, New Jersey’s biggest pharmaceutical companies are taking part in the price-setting program.
Accounting pros look ahead at 2024 changes
Regardless of the outcome of this year's election, “What is certain is that the tax system will continue to get more complex,” one expert said. “We can expect increasing regulatory updates, a very complex global tax regime, and more.”
How businesses can avoid and survive audits by beefed-up IRS
Firms that engage a good accounting adviser are more likely to either avoid an audit or come out relatively unscathed.
Artificial intelligence could make filing less taxing
“AI can enhance recordkeeping and tax preparation for businesses and their advisers, but you still need a human to guide and double-check the process,” says Peter Scavuzzo, Marcum’s chief information digital officer and CEO of Marcum Technology.
NJCPA leaders plan for the future of 125-year-old organization
Since its beginnings, the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants has grown into an organization with more than 13,000 members that it supports in a variety of ways, such as advocacy, educational resources, access to shared knowledge, and groups and committees that serve their interests.
