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NJ business groups endorse Sherrill bill to combat pandemic learning loss [Exclusive]
The New Jersey Chamber of Commerce, New Jersey Business & Industry Association and New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program have all come out in support of the measure, highlighting the role of education plays in building the next generation workforce.
Clark mayor charged with multiple counts by NJ AG
“Our complaint alleges that the mayor was committing criminal acts for many years to enable his company to offer services it was not authorized or permitted to perform,” said Thomas Eicher, executive director of the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability.
Purse increases for Jersey City LPGA tournament
The award will mark one of the largest non-Major Championship prizes on the tour – bringing the total for next season to a record $118 million.
Monmouth man convicted for tax evasion from $39M fraud scheme
According to prosecutors, Joseph Cammarata and two conspirators, principals of an Old Bridge claims aggregator firm, used the company to make false claims on the proceeds of securities fraud class action settlements and SEC enforcement actions.
NJ launches tool to help college students make ends meet
A new website centralizes information for the state's higher education learners on non-tuition costs, including housing, food, transportation, child care and more, while also providing an overview of eligibility and the processes for seeking assistance.
Murphy outlines additional AI policy points to ’empower’ public workers
The updates coincide with the launch of an instructional video from the State Office of Innovation and InnovateUS that aims to explain how the tech can be incorporated responsibly into day-to-day job functions.
Diverse gaming mix powers AC in October
According to New Jersey Casino Control Commission Chairman James Plousis, Atlantic City is on track to surpass $5 billion in total gaming revenue for 2023, "which has happened only twice before in its history."
Ørsted cancellations create uncertainty around NJ’s offshore wind future
The two projects were projected to create a combined capacity of 2,200 megawatts and to power up to 1 million homes while creating thousands of jobs.
Business leaders, policymakers wrestle with rapid rise of AI
President Joe Biden's executive order aimed at better securing and safeguarding against artificial intelligence marks the latest high-profile example of just how fast the technology is working its way into our daily lives.
First ‘Made (and sold) in Asbury Park’ coming in February
City officials say the free event will offer local businesses the opportunity to tell their story – what they make, what they sell and why they chose Asbury Park.
Jersey business owner charged in $3.2M COVID fraud scheme
“These programs were designed to help Americans struggling through the pandemic," said U.S. Attorney Philip Sellinger. "Our office will combat this type of fraud whenever we encounter it.”
NJ unemployment rate rises again in October
Losses were reported in the manufacturing and finance sectors, while professional services as well as leisure and hospitality posted considerable increases.
