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With new plane and new duds, United celebrates 25 years at Newark airport
United Airlines celebrated its silver anniversary at Newark Liberty International Airport today with a fashion show previewing its first new uniforms...
Source: The Star-Ledger   
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Rabner pushes for reforms to N.J. courts
In a far-reaching effort to make New Jersey's justice system faster and more affordable, Chief...
Source: The Star-Ledger   
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Lawmakers face questions over possible Oklahoma tornado aid
Oklahoma’s U.S. senators and congressmen could face difficult decisions when residents and...
Source: The Star-Ledger   
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For insurers, no doubts on climate changeSource: The New York Times
First responders sue in Paulsboro derailmentSource: The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Steel Pier to add 200-foot-tall spinning observation tower
The Steel Pier's owners have plans to construct a 200-foot-tall observation wheel, building the new ride on on a newly constructed deck to...
Source: Press of Atlantic City   
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Revel exits bankruptcy under new ownership
Revel emerged from bankruptcy protection Tuesday, culminating a dramatic financial overhaul that frees Atlantic City’s newest casino...
Source: Press of Atlantic City   
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Former CEO of Allendale company indicted for theft
The former chief executive of an Allendale-based medical device company who raised $9.5 million from 800 small investors has been charged...
Source: The Record   
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Christie administration downgrades revenue estimates; OLS says budget hole is $800 million bigger
For the second time in less than four months, the Christie administration has reduced revenue projections for the current fiscal year,...
Source: The Star-Ledger   
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Birdsall Services Group, 7 former execs plead not guilty
The engineering firm Birdsall Services Group and seven of its former executives pleaded not guilty today to conspiring to illegally finance...
Source: The Star-Ledger   
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N.J. Senate committee passes bill to aid towns that lose major businesses
Legislation that could help towns that lose major employers — including Park Ridge, which will soon lose the corporate headquarters...
Source: The Record   
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N.J. Assembly concurs with Christie veto of social networking bill
The state Assembly has gone along with Gov. Chris Christie’s recommendations on a bill that would ban employers from asking for...
Source: The Star-Ledger   
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NJBIZ most-read stories: May 20
In case you missed them, the most popular stories yesterday on NJBIZ.com.
   
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N.J. Senate panel to discuss trend of for-profit hospital ownership
Hospital executives and labor and consumer advocates have been invited to testify at a hearing today to discuss the fast growing for-profit...
Source: The Star-Ledger   
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Landlords double as energy brokersSource: The New York Times
Cherry Hill Republicans challenge golf club planSource: The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Business Events
General Counsel of the Year Awards
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Healthcare Heroes
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
NJBIZ Business Event
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
50 Fastest Growing Companies
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Business of the Year
Monday, December 9, 2013

Special Editions

Best Places to Work in New Jersey 2013

Best Places to Work in New Jersey 2013
The Best Places to Work in New Jersey awards supplement highlights the state’s top employers who show a dedication to their employees’ growth and quality of life.

Research NJ 2013

Research NJ 2013
Bridging the divide between academia and industry.

2013 Best 50 Women in Business

2013 Best 50 Women in Business
The Best 50 Women in Business awards supplement highlights New Jersey's most dynamic women in business that have been making headlines in their field.

Real Estate Report 1 2013

Real Estate Report 1 2013
This edition takes a close look at three cities driving development activity in the Garden State, as well as an update on the Fort Monmouth site in Central Jersey.


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