Tag: technology

Breast cancer is the second most common cancer, only behind skin cancer, among women in the United States. Over 8,500 women were diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021, according to the latest data from the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH), and the disease continues to claim over 1,200 lives annually in the state.

For some, perhaps not many, it’s a good time of year because they get to wrap up how they or their business did the previous year. Many business owners don’t really know how they’re doing until their accountant tells them at tax season…YAY!

The eyes of the world will soon turn to the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics. The first events – two men’s soccer matches – take place Wednesday, July 24. The formal opening ceremony will be held Friday, July 26. Over 10,000 athletes (including over 20 New Jerseyans) will compete in 32 different sports. There are 329 medal events.

In today’s fast-paced digital age, electronic waste, or e-waste, has become a pressing environmental concern.

The future of farming in New Jersey depends on growth, especially the kind that brings an infusion of energy and ideas from new generations of humans and technology.

There is less than a month left before 2023 is in the history books and we begin a new year. If you want to make any moves that will decrease your tax burden for this year, you don’t have much time left, as Dec. 31 is the cutoff. One thing that you can do to positively impact your business taxes is to purchase new technology.

Mancini Duffy, a tech-driven architectural and design firm, has recently opened a regional office in Red Bank in the historic 1920s Anderson Building.

By Elizabeth Wulfhorst LINCROFT –Rishi Salwi, Steven Verona, and Charvi Shah had never developed an app before. So when they saw posters for the 2016...

By Heather Mistretta  Years ago, parents often taught their children to never call a friend before 9 a.m. or after 9 p.m. But today, a phone...

By Christina Johnson MATAWAN –  How can New Jersey grow its tech sector, and keep its bright graduates from leaving the state for jobs elsewhere? At...