The Somerset-based company is known for its metal cards, used by American Express and Capital One customers.

A 1968 grad, Nancy Shuman's contribution will ensure Rutgers–Camden’s Department of Childhood Studies initiatives will receive ongoing support.

The platform brings together digital finance and applied science to advise on high-touch capital markets and provide block trading brokerage solutions, risk management and product engineering.

Thomas Yoon has held positions at the company for three decades, including as head of North American home appliance business and president of LG Canada.

Leased long-term to wireless provider, the company uses the rooftop as a strategic location to provide coverage to Paterson-area customers.

The Minnesota-based company's sales and service team will serve and support clients from the copier and printer business's current Central Jersey location.

Bob Carrigan, who has served in leadership roles at Genscape, Dun & Bradstreet and IDG, will join the Newark-based company in January, reporting to founder Don Katz.

The Detroit-based company said the addition of Innovation Data Processing would expand its existing data solutions.

Jersey City-based PeopleFirst’s mobile application helps employers deal with workplace harassment complaints.

The head of global affairs at Draftkings sees one group poised to capitalize on the developing tech marketplace: New Jersey's 400,000 veterans. To aid that effort, the online and mobile sportsbook recently rolled out a web development and technology class, free for veterans and their spouses.

“By working with FAST technology and its customers, we’ll be able to improve our predictive models and offer integrated data analytics to life insurers through an end-to-end workflow solution,” Verisk COO Mark Anquillare said.