Airbnb Poaches Blackstone CFO on Path to IPO Airbnb, the vacation rentals startup, announced Friday that it hired Laurence Tosi away from Blackstone (BX) to join the company as chief[Continue Reading]

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Warren-based architecture and engineering firm hires three new architects Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor, a Warren-based architecture and engineering firm, announced it has hired architects Charles Clauser, Harry Wright and Stephen[Continue Reading]

root9B to help U.S. military combat terrorism Cyber-security services company root9B will develop and implement cyber-capabilities and technologies to combat terrorism for the U.S. military. The special warfare technical support[Continue Reading]

Colorado Springs company building $2 million cyber security operations center Root9B, a Colorado Springs cyber security provider, plans to open a $2 million operations center next month in a downtown[Continue Reading]

root9B To Support Combating Terrorism Technical Support Office (CTTSO) Cyber Security firm, root9B has won a $48 million subcontract from Silverback 7 to provide special warfare technical support (SWTS) within[Continue Reading]

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First Java Zero-Day Exploit in Two Years Used to Target NATO Members Operation Pawn Storm, a group of hackers specialized in cyber-espionage, was detected using a Java zero-day vulnerability on[Continue Reading]

Master limited partnerships (MLPs) which had put up a great show last year despite plunging oil prices saw a weak start to the year. MLPs finally had to give in[Continue Reading]

Quad Group expands futures trading desk with key hires Quad Group, consisting of Quad Capital Management, Quad Securities Holdings and Quad Advisors, has recently added several experienced futures traders to[Continue Reading]

The next goal Jersey’s Carli Lloyd may find marketing her World Cup success to be a tougher task   Let’s play a game of By The Numbers, soccer-style. The U.S.[Continue Reading]

Top Portfolio Products: Schwab Adds Commission-Free ETFs Tortoise rolls out a North American pipeline fund; Compass launches volatility-weighted ETFs. New products and changes introduced over the last week include an[Continue Reading]

NYSE – Once Upon a Time: A Great Brand The NYSE’s big mistake last week wasn’t the software glitch. It was the silence that resonated from a nearly empty trading[Continue Reading]

Gold-Heavy Christian Fund Puts Faith in Brink’s Vault A fund managed according to Christian values is placing faith in a Brink’s vault for its gold bullion, relying on no-action relief[Continue Reading]

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NYSE Says It Wasn’t Hacked, Blames Technical Issue For Trading Halt Trading on the New York Stock Exchange is halted, but the reason for the trading suspension is not because[Continue Reading]

How technology can make the food supply safer In the food industry, consumer perception is everything, and nowhere is that more important than the safety of the foods they buy.[Continue Reading]

Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor (PS&S) announced that John Sartor, president and COO of PS&S, has been named CEO of the company. The company also announced the promotion of Thomas Heim,[Continue Reading]

Tortoise Capital Advisors Introduces its First MLP ETF Tortoise Capital Advisors, a Kansas-based money manager specializing in energy investments, introduced its first exchange traded fund today, the Tortoise North American[Continue Reading]

Is Johnson Controls still bullish on the auto business? As the company explores options to divest in its automotive division, Brian O’Keefe sits down with CEO Alex Molinaroli to discuss[Continue Reading]

A Conversation With…Dan Wachtler, President and CEO of IPSA International A discussion on the challenges of Anti-Money Laundering for Banks & Corporates and the growing role of foreign governments. View[Continue Reading]

Next in line Top executives John Sartor and Thomas Heim ready to take the reins at engineering firm PS&S If it wasn’t a family business before, this should make it[Continue Reading]

Adjusting to building in the post-Sandy world at the Shore New flood rules, regulations make it a new environment, but one for the better As John Sartor looks to the[Continue Reading]

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Plan to Prevent Unexpected Medical Bills Stalls, But Backers Still Hopeful By Andrew Kitchenman Lawmakers want info on impact on small urban hospitals and state budget, while head of state’s[Continue Reading]

Fitbit to IPO Amid Lawsuits and Growing Competition Fitness device-maker Fitbit (FIT) is gearing up for its long-anticipated IPO this week, expecting to raise $621 million, with a market value[Continue Reading]

Killer medical bills, and how we all pay the price | Moran April Kuzas woke one morning to find her three-year-old son gasping for breath and shaking uncontrollably. She rushed[Continue Reading]

N.J. legislators must protect consumers from out-of-network costs Health insurance increasingly relies on limiting subscribers to networks to control costs. Most consumers, of course, make great efforts to use only[Continue Reading]

Commentary: Freedom of movement is good for all citizens, and investment At the end of this year the heads of the Commonwealth countries will meet in Malta. The Commonwealth is[Continue Reading]