Ernst & Young is partnering with Liberty Science Center in Jersey City to sponsor its SciTech Scity project, a development meant to provide a campus for people and companies to work on STEM projects.
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Technology
Businesses prepare to enter ‘knowledge society’
While new technology has always had an effect on business, recent advancements made in computing and internet infrastructure have some experts believing the cutting-edge is now outpacing the traditional market.
Read More »Edison Partners leads 42M follow-on investment in MoneyLion
Princeton-based Edison Partners, a growth equity investment firm, announced Thursday it is spending $42 million in a follow-on investment the digital personal finance platform MoneyLion.
Read More »Secaucus native’s new app swiping way to success
Don’t let the big, manicured beard fool you: Ali Mahvan is a huge nerd. He knows it, too — it’s for this reason the 28-year-old former business consultant and manufacturer of boxing gloves found himself in front of a screen, after a long coding binge, with an algorithm that became the base to his new shopping app, Sharebert.
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Disclose, deviate and emerge Montclair State’s MIX Lab disrupts expectations in pursuit of innovation
Josh Miller entered his school's entrepreneurship program with his own idea already in mind. An aspiring musician and business management major at Montclair State University, he took the school's introductory 3-D printing course hoping to learn how to make outlandish guitar models.
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Jersey City augmented reality company receives 2.5 million funding
Augmented reality (AR) company Apprentice received a significant amount of venture funding last month that they hope will bring their technology to pharmaceutical and biotechnology labs around the state.
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Comcast adds 1,000 Wi-Fi hotspots to NJ
Nearly 50,000 Wi-Fi hotspots are available across New Jersey after the most recent addition of 1,000 new hotspots in popular destination points around the state.
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JJ launches educational support site for cancer patients
Johnson & Johnson’s subsidiary Janssen Pharmaceutical Cos. has launched Cancer.com, an educational web portal for cancer patients.
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What demise of net neutrality means for you
The internet holds a unique position as one of modern day's most vital tools that few people truly understand. Technical jargon leaves behind anyone who isn't tech savvy and even if layman's terms are used, its infrastructure doesn't necessarily lend itself to precise analogies.
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Web of intrigue follows net neutrality repeal
The Federal Communications Commission’s vote to repeal regulation of the internet known as net neutrality will have a significant impact on any business that uses the web, and some local businesspeople and lawmakers believe the magnitude of the change could create a chilling effect.
Read More »IXP selected to manage Princeton’s 9-1-1 emergency dispatch center
Princeton-based IXP Corporation, a public safety and emergency communications solutions provider, has been awarded a contract by the town of Princeton to operate and manage its 9-1-1 emergency communications dispatch center.
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FCC repeals net neutrality
The Federal Communications Committee in a 3-2 vote reversed the FCC’s 2015 action that classified the internet as a public utility, effectively removing legislation that regulated how internet service providers were allowed to prioritize or monetize internet traffic, colloquially known as net neutrality.
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