Headquartered in Philadelphia, Pa., with branches in California, Nevada and Texas, Keystone Aerial Surveys Inc. provides aerial imagery and mapping services throughout the United States.
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Technology
Formulus Black welcomes new CEO
Mark Iwanowski replaces Carr Bettis at the Jersey City-based company who has stepped down as CEO and executive chairman.
Read More »VOICE Summit, expecting 5,000 attendees, kicks off at NJIT
The New Jersey Institute of Technology is hosting the event from July 22 to July 25, featuring presentations and break-out sessions about a variety of technological innovations.
Read More »SHI International buys naming rights to Rutgers stadium
Thai Lee, president and CEO of the IT provider, said more than 350 Rutgers alumni work at the company and that more employees earned their degrees at the university than any other institution.
Read More »Telecom firm Anterix raises $100M for new business plan
The funding exceeds the Woodland Park-based company's initial announcement of $85 million for the investment round.
Read More »Newark Venture Partners Demo Day showcases new tech companies
Screened from over 2,100 businesses, nine were chosen for the spring 2019 NVP Labs – a bridge-to-seed accelerator program.
Read More »One Equity-backed Orion acquires Behavior Design and Cabeus
The Edison-based firm says that the deal will expand its cross-industry foothold and accelerate its growth strategy.
Read More »CBRE ranks Newark as top tech city
The Brick City boasts more than 53,000 technology jobs, most in software development, computer programming and database system management, according to the Scoring Tech Talent Report.
Read More »Ezlo Innovation announces acquisition of smart home device company
The Clifton-based smart home solutions provider announced it acquired Alabama-based Centralite Systems on Monday.
Read More »Rewiring needed
NJEdge expects a public-private partnership to improve infrastructure in southern New Jersey.
Read More »EDA unveils expansion of tax break for early tech investors
The incentive is doubled to 20 percent, and can go up to 25 percent for investments in low-income communities, federal “opportunity zones,” or businesses owned by women or people of color.
Read More »Avaap’s new acquisition expands IT firm’s offerings
“Our focus is to have the leading market share in the industries we serve by providing superior end-to-end capabilities,” said President and CEO Dhiraj Shah.
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