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Corzine announces $812M in spending cuts to budget
1/5/2009 3:36 PM
The Department of the Treasury this afternoon announced a list of spending cuts, totaling $812 million, planned by Gov. Jon S. Corzine as part of a plan to close a budget shortfall that’s projected to reach $2.1 billion.
Marlton, Philadelphia-based Accounting Firms Merge
1/5/2009 1:00 PM
New Jersey-based accounting firm Altenburger, Uris, Caglioti & Heyman, LLC has merged with Parente Randolph, a Philadelphia-based accounting and consulting business.
Rutgers expects 200 employers at collegiate job fair
1/5/2009 1:06 PM
At the fair, job seekers will have the chance to make face-to-face contact with hiring managers.
Pershing Releases Study on Best Practices in Risk Management for Hedge Funds
1/5/2009 11:56 AM
A study released today has found managing counterparty risk is a much more critical component of a hedge fund’s overall business operations today than it has been in previous years.
Glowpoint Wraps Second Debt for Equity Exchange
1/5/2009 11:58 AM
Glowpoint Inc. (OTC: GLOW.OB) today announced it exchanged about $3.3 million of senior secured convertible notes for shares of its Series A Convertible Preferred Stock and Series A-3 Warrants.
TOP NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL HEADLINES
1/5/2009 9:52 AM
BUSINESS: SEC Must ‘Defend Its Existence’ After Madoff Lapses

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U.S.: Burris to go to DC as his fate remains in question

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WORLD: Diplomats converge on Israel in push for truce

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THE LIGHTER SIDE: Premium tuna fetches $100,000 in Tokyo auction

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All In
1/5/2009
Atlantic City gambled everything on its casinos. Now, the risks of that bet are a serious...
Rough Road For Highway Contractors
1/5/2009
Fast-track initiatives please firms, but economic challenges...
Hatched Here, for the Rest of the World
1/5/2009
The state’s latest incubator grants promise more entrepreneurship, work for New...
Recession Puts Family Firms in Survival Mode
1/5/2009
Reduced bonuses, layoffs are part of plans to weather...
Deep Ethnic Pockets Continue to be Untouched
1/5/2009
Firm finds blacks say makers of luxury goods are not aiming marketing campaigns at...
 
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A Losing Hand
Atlantic City gambled everything on its casinos. Now, with gaming revenue slumping, the risks of that bet are being proven a serious threat.
Highways are Rough Roads for Construction Firms
Fast-track plans are hoped to ease some pain, but contractors worry about an excess of bids, possible funding shortfalls and other uncertainties as the recession deepens.
Great Expectations? Not Really
New Jersey business leaders are hopeful for the new year, but are tempering their optimism in light of the economic difficulties faced by industries across the board.
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