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TD Bank combines units, promotes Boss to lead U.S. Consumer Banking
The division was split into two groups in 2017. Matthew Boss, who has served as the company's head of Consumer Product Management in the U.S. since 2020, will oversee the reunited business.
SOSV closes $306M fund – its largest to date – focused on human, planetary health
SOSV V has a mandate to "reinvent the means of production," emphasizing the intertwined imperatives of decarbonization and re-industrialization.
On Tax Day, Gottheimer touts efforts to lower taxes
U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer held a press conference at H&R Block in Emerson to announce actions to alleviate levies for families and small businesses in New Jersey.
Money magazine names Metuchen a Best Place to Live
“Recent additions to the borough’s award-winning Main Street – which was full of empty storefronts just a few years ago – have breathed new life into downtown Metuchen,” the magazine wrote about the Brainy Borough.
$1.3B Provident-Lakeland merger lands required approvals
The deal, which is now expected to close in the second calendar quarter, would make the combined bank the seventh largest insured depository institution in New Jersey and the 83rd largest in the U.S.
Bluevine rolls out new business checking option for SMBs
With the introduction of its Plus platform, the Jersey City fintech now offers three plans to choose from, with APYs ranging from 2.0%-4.25%.
Baby-boomer CPAs scout out next generation of leaders
Facing a shortage of qualified accountants, an increasing number of firms are staring at a potential succession crisis. However, some started planning decades ago and managed to avoid the demographic time bomb.
Accountants embrace hybrid work models (updated)
A spike in remote work has spurred organizations across industries to come up with new management styles. CPA firms have been swept along in this trend, so we spoke with some practices to find out how they’re adapting.
CPA firms look for balance beyond the books
Accounting businesses have a long history of losing employees to other industries, but some New Jersey organizations are trying to reverse that.
NJ reacts to 4.8 magnitude earthquake (updated)
After a 4.8 magnitude tremor rattled the state Friday morning, businesses, government offices and transportation facilities report minor disruptions.
More job losses hit NJ’s financial sector (updated)
Nearly 300 positions will be affected through July at Citigroup divisions and JPMorgan Chase in cities across New Jersey, according to the latest WARN notices filed with the state Department of Labor & Workforce Development.
With new CFO, World Insurance continues to build leadership team
Renae Flanders takes on the chief financial officer role at the Iselin-based company, not long after Andrea Haan joined the fast-growing firm as chief human resources officer.
