A New Jersey tax preparer and 23 other state residents have been indicted on charges they stole $246,667 through refunds gained from phony Hawaii tax returns. Mylove D. Tetterton, 44, of East Orange N.J., is accused of gambling away much money earned by using stolen IDs to file Hawaii state returns.

Thomson Reuters Financial & Risk business will be given the name Refinitiv. The new name will be applied when Thomson completes its sale of the majority ownership in the unit to Blackstone funds sometime this year.

Paul Loftus, VP of sales and revenue retention, is leaving Wolters Kluwer this week. Loftus joined the company in 2013 after 12 years with Automatic Data Processing.