Cinch, the Englewood-based grocery delivery service, is joining the team at National Retail Solutions (NRS). A division of IDT, NRS was founded in 2015 and offers a network of point-of-sale services to help smaller- to medium-sized businesses, including convenience stores, family

How can Rabbi Mark Spiro help a person feel happier after only 10 sessions?

“Everyone responds differently of course, but some people report feeling much happier after only one or two sessions,” said Rabbi Spiro, a practitioner of the Innate Health therapeutic approach since 2007. “It

Led by an innovative and passionate educator, Sarah Hochman created Parsha Through STEAM, a fun and unique way for children to learn the parsha of the week. Hochman lives in Stamford, Connecticut and has taught Jewish studies and science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) for 25 years.

The NYC-Israel Chamber will work to help companies grow their businesses in New York City.

(Courtesy of NYC-Israel Chamber of Commerce) The Government of Israel Economic Mission to the US- East Coast, the BIRD Foundation, and the new Israel-NYC Chamber of Commerce jointly

Caren Redlich, LCSW and CEO of Senior Direct, leaves a lasting impression. A highly educated and trained therapeutic professional with extensive experience in our communities over decades, Redlich, in her own words, “offers seniors a message of hope.”

Senior Direct’s specialty

Acquisition serves as the agency’s entrance to the African continent.

(Courtesy of Steinreich Communications) Steinreich Communications Group, Inc., an international public relations firm, has acquired the Omniado Agency, one of South Africa’s leading design and digital marketing agencies. The

With more and more colleges going “test-optional,” the emphasis on standardized tests, like the SAT or ACT, is quickly being replaced with a focus on high school GPA scores. For decades high schoolers were told to diligently prepare for the standardized test, in some cases framing it as the most important variable in a

I know it’s been 10 years since the film was released, and 18 years since the book that inspired it was published, but I want to talk about “Moneyball.” I’m a sports fan, and this movie and portrayal of the 2002 Oakland A’s was right up my alley. However, this isn’t the only reason I loved this movie.

Earlier this month the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the consumer price index registered a 7.5% increase in January 2022 over one year ago. Inflation is back and perhaps is proving more nettlesome than some top economists and Federal Reserve officials had believed. We have not seen a similar inflation reading in the U.S.

While the pandemic roughed up the careers of millions of Americans, women were particularly hard hit.

Appropriately, I’m responding to requests for advice to women reentering the workforce, whether your absence was COVID-related or otherwise. Space being limited here, let’s avoid the reasons for this

You have given proper notice to your current employer and now it’s time to look forward to the next stepping-stone in your career. Or perhaps you are about to enter retirement. Another possibility is that you’ve decided to inaugurate a new business opportunity, which is the reason you are leaving. Or perhaps you just needed to take time

(Courtesy of NJJBA) On Wednesday, March 9, the New Jersey Jewish Business Alliance (NJJBA) will be hosting the Family Owned Business Forum—a panel discussion centered around family owned businesses. Family owned businesses have always been a staple of American culture. The forum is a great opportunity for business owners to learn from