Shuttered credit repair firms permanently banned in state

Companies settle accusations of offering services that customers did not receive.

Down economy spurs pro bono work, law group says

In 2008, 134 of the nation’s largest law firms performed a total of 4.8 million pro bono hours.

UPDATE The Hard Question Tired of being the corruption punch line

The Hard Question: What can be done to rebuild public trust in elected officials?

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Tax hikes prompt new report

Totals paid by highest N.J. earners could soon pass 50 percent, foundation says.

Congress, SBA reach out to local small businesses

Lautenberg staffers, SBA representatives to visit South Orange on Friday.

Chiropractors sue for relief from insurer’s audits

Suit claims Aetna’s post-payment audit process violates the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.

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BUSINESS: Durable goods orders drop 2.5 percent in June

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U.S.: Property of Jackson doc searched in investigation

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State sues Merrill Lynch over stock deal

Milgram: Company offered ‘misleading information’ about its financial health

Fort Dix helping veterans find work

More than 800 ex-service members and their spouses expected at career fair.

Verizon Wireless opens its garden to software developers

Conference sets stage for third-party software use on company’s network.

In wake of corruption arrests, Sierra Club demands pay-to-play ban on stimulus bill

Jeff Tittel says the economic stimulus bill was designed to favor developers, which its legislative sponsor called 'insane.'

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BUSINESS: Report: BofA planning to cut 10 pct of branches

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U.S.: 7 NC men charged as international "jihad" group

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