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The article discusses how dysfunction in the U.S. visa system, especially the H-1B program has been affecting New Jersey's ability to attract skilled immigrant talent. It highlights Canada's proactive approach to immigration and calls for the U.S. to create clearer and more stable pathways for entrepreneurs and innovators. It emphasizes the importance of immigration stability for sectors like life sciences and artificial intelligence.

The article focuses on the positive contributions that immigrants make to American society. Topics include the success of immigrants in entrepreneurship, the psychological willingness of voluntary international migrants to take risks and succeed, and ways to attract more innovative entrepreneurial immigrants to the U.S.

Presents letters to the editor of "BusinessWeek" magazine. Reader reactions to a cover story on media company owner Rupert Murdoch; Thoughts on Alan Greenspan and U.S. interest rates; Comments regarding chief executive officers Jürgen E. Schrempp of DaimlerChrysler and David Neelman of JetBlue Airways Corp.; Issue of prescription medications and the U.S. Ephedra ban.

In the article, the author discusses how strong leadership and good collaboration bolstered the accomplishments of New Jersey's Innovation Hub in New Brunswick. Also cited are the launching of the Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Rutgers Translational Research facilities at the site, and the efforts by state Economic Development Authority's Tim Sullivan and Choose NJ's Jose Lozano in attracting companies to the hub.

The article discusses the role and responsibility of the technology industry in the scenario of unemployment created by the increased adoption of robotics and automation technologies by business enterprises in their operations. Topics discussed include increased adoption of automation by businesses due to issues like minimum wages, rise in customer demands and economic downturns, the role of free markets and the need to address the unemployment issue.

The article offers information on upcoming technology conferences to be held during October 2018 and November 2018 by the New Jersey Tech Council, which include the Chief Information Officer (CIO) Conference and Awards event, the annual Women Tech Conference and the Tech Day at Rutgers University.

The author reflects on the Toys "R" Us Inc.'s bankruptcy and liquidation. He says that that failure of the company has affected the people and communities in New Jersey. He also says that online shopping is partly to blame for the company's demise as well as the private equity deal that saddles the retailer with a huge debt load, making it difficult for the company to modernize its customer experience.

The article offers information about the move of Amazon.com Inc. to consider New Jersey as perfect location for its business planning and development. It discusses the state's assets including its talent, educational systems, and infrastructure as well as Amazon's subsidiary, investments, and leadership.

The article provides the message of the author as the president of the New Jersey Technology Council as he highlights FinTech Conference and other leadership and award celebrations.

In this article, the author discusses the importance of massive open online course (MOOCs). He mentions that several professors use MOOCs at their universities to educate their students to build their personal skills and develop community engagement efforts. He also mentions that with the help of MOOCs, educational institutions integrate elements of advising, concierge and social work to keep students on task and ensure access to the right resource.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to an article on the Inc. 500 list and one from a reader discussing a federal appeals court decision in December 2010 which rules that New Jersey's laws and regulations for wine producers as unconstitutional.

The author talks about protecting the consumer from innovation. He talks about Biphenyl A (BPA), a chemical commonly present in plastic. According to the author, consumers, who love innovative products, also need and deserve consumer protection provided by the government. The author states that people must err on the side of safety, even though the government must be careful not to restrict innovation.

The author offers advice on better ways to use precious time than on spending it commuting. He said that online resources available on the Internet can be used as marketing tools that allow a small business head or company manager to pursue business development and conduct direct marketing to target audiences. As the economy weakens, he thinks that networking becomes more important and online resources like LinkedIn and Facebook can help networking efforts. He feels that personal time is priceless and much better spent with loved ones.

The author reflects on using contests to engage people in coming up with innovative ideas. He argues that contests are healthy initiatives for businesses during difficult economic times, with the Internet serving as a platform for submission, evaluation, and development of ideas. The author offers suggestions for business venture ideas including contacting groups such as Venture Association of New Jersey which runs Elevator Pitch competitions and visiting the Web site www.innocentive.com.

The author reflects on the contribution of entrepreneurial immigrants in New Jersey. He believes that U.S global dynamics and federal policies that restrict immigration is a disadvantage for the state. He argues that immigrants help improve innovation and businesses in the state. He suggests that the state should embrace immigrants and their diverse backgrounds they bring into the state.

The article discusses the principles of inventor Thomas Alva Edison that can be applied to innovations. It relates how Edison empowered his workers by learning from failure. Edison was able to commercialize his inventions by forming more than 100 collaborations. An overview of the success of Edison in his publicity for the incandescent light bulb is presented. It emphasizes the importance of teaching young people in New Jersey about Edison's principles.

The author comments on the lack of efforts to market the state of New Jersey based on its top rankings in quality of life, quality of education and innovativeness. He announces that New Jersey ranked first for quality of life, second for technology and innovation and fifth for both education and access to capital in the CNBC survey "America's Top States for Business." He states that "Inc." magazine has ranked New Jersey as the second most innovative state in the U.S. He emphasizes the need to promote New Jersey as a brand.

The author discusses the need for businesses in New Jersey to increase their efforts to promote innovation. New Jersey has been named the second most innovative state in the U.S. by "Inc." magazine in 2007. Several innovation-related themes were discussed during two seminars conducted by the Rothman Institute of Entrepreneurial Studies at Fairleigh Dickinson University, including the role of managers in leading a culture of innovation within the organization.

The author offers his views on the impact of immigrants on the business community in the U.S. He cites the success of Dominicans in the grocery business, owning more than 400 supermarkets in New York City. The immigrant groups, who showed business successes, include the Cubans, European Jews and Koreans. The author lauds the work ethic of each immigrant group.

The author reflects on the significance of a product's design to its sales performance. He states that good design has been used to differentiate similar products from one another. He comments on the use of good design to increase market share and develop customer loyalty.

Offers management tips for New Jersey businesses that are planning to export to China. Importance of market research; Effect of cultural understanding on business success; Opportunities and challenges provided by China.

Reflects on the areas on which New Jersey should focus on in order to compete in the global business environment. Changes that should be incorporated in the education system of the state; Importance of effective coordination and communication to small businesses; Explanation behind the need to establish collaboration.

Expresses opinion on the status of the video game industry in the U.S. Average age of a frequent video and personal computer games buyer; Advantages offered by the growth of the industry to the country's workforce and entrepreneurs; Role of video games in how well prospective employees work together or act as team players.

Discusses the importance of creative ability in business. Role of managers in the development of the creativity of employees; Characteristics of successful U.S. firms; Strategies to improve the skills of employees.

Comments on issues related to the economic condition in the U.S. Evidence of economic crisis in the country; Need for the country to promote entrepreneurship and innovation; Recommendations for creating a national innovation strategy to solve economic problems.

Relates the "The Apprentice" reality television show of real estate executive Donald Trump to the role of entrepreneurship in economic growth. Business skills possessed by the reality television program winners, Kelly Perdew and Bill Rancic; Way by which corporations can maintain their competitive edge; Importance of innovation and entrepreneurship to the competitiveness of a company in the international market