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网页Citizens Commits $10 Million to Workforce Development. Timely news and information delivered to your inbox at 4:00 p.m. weekdays and at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday morning. Sign Up Today! New Jersey Business provides timely news and information to help businesses succeed. NJB is Garden State’s largest all-paid circulation business magazine.
At Issue: Taxpayers Deserve to Know - New Jersey Business …
网页1 天前 · At Issue: Taxpayers Deserve to Know By Christopher Emigholz, NJBIA Chief Government Affairs Officer On Sep 30, 2024. Our New Jersey business community was tremendously disappointed with the recently imposed retroactive billion-dollar business tax increase, but there was another frustrating part of the budget process NJBIA hopes to address in the last year of Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration ...
Navigating Professional Challenges - New Jersey Business Magazine
网页19 小时之前 · Navigating Professional Challenges. By Jim Pytell, Managing Editor On Sep 30, 2024. There will be many challenges that pop up along one’s professional journey. At last week’s 10th annual New Jersey Women Business Leader Forum, powered by NJBIA, a panel of women college presidents shared insights on how to …
April 2022 - New Jersey Business Magazine
网页April 2022. The cover story of New Jersey Business Magazine’s April 2022 issue focuses on the $1.2 trillion federal Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act’s impact on the state’s multifaceted transportation sector. Other must-read articles include a look at New Jersey’s High-tech Hubs; NJBIA/NJBM’s Diversity Awards; Health Insurance Cost Savings; and a New Jersey Hospital Association ...
Report to Members: Time for a Reset - New Jersey Business …
网页4 天之前 · Report to Members: Time for a Reset By Michele N. Siekerka, NJBIA President and CEO On Sep 27, 2024. Gov. Phil Murphy and the Legislature delivered a stinging blow to the business community over the summer by enacting a retroactive increase in the Corporation Business Tax, requiring New Jersey’s largest companies to pay the highest corporate tax (11.5%) in the nation.
Introducing the Redesigned ‘New Jersey Business Magazine’
网页2021年12月29日 · Introducing the Redesigned ‘New Jersey Business Magazine’ By Anthony Birritteri, Editor-in-Chief On Dec 29, 2021. There is something new about New Jersey Business Magazine.. We have undergone a complete redesign, which you will notice when clicking onto our digital issue.We’ve changed the look of our departments, feature stories, contents page and front cover logo, which boldly announces ...
December 2021 - New Jersey Business Magazine
网页NEW JERSEY BUSINESS magazine’s December issue features NJBIA’s 63rd Annual Business Outlook Survey, which reveals that staffing and cost concerns continue into 2022. Other articles include; an in-depth look at Online Gaming; Emergency Room Developments; Exploring the SECURE Act; New Jersey Business Thought Leaders; and our annual Cancer Care special section.
February 2023 - New Jersey Business Magazine
网页The February 2023 issue features our annual look at New Jersey’s award-winning hospitals; healthcare facilities that have been recognized for delivering quality care to their communities. Other articles spotlight the recent wave of newly named college and university presidents; cannabis workplace issues; the value of today’s MBA; and our ...
January 2021 - New Jersey Business Magazine
网页NEW JERSEY BUSINESS magazine’s January edition features our cover story, “2021: The Brave New Normal,” in which business leaders discuss industry trends in the new year. Additional articles spotlight Energy Savings, Digital Banking Trends, the Construction Pipeline, NJ’s Business Thought Leaders, and a New …
About Us - New Jersey Business Magazine
网页About Us. Now in our 70 th year, NEW JERSEY BUSINESS MAGAZINE is an award-winning magazine and the Garden State’s longest-standing business publication. Published monthly, with over 74,000* readers, no other statewide business publication has our reach and influence. We reach some of the most influential executive and legislative decision makers throughout New Jersey.