Revenues generated from Atlantic City's parking fee fell during the second quarter of this year, according to a report released Tuesday by Stockton University's Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality and Tourism.
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Education
NJBIZ SPECIAL REPORT How child care can spur recovery
Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno was on a roll, exhorting the audience at the NJBIZ Best 50 Women in Business event in Somerset earlier this year.
Pay equity was just one issue for women in business. The increased accessibility of “affordable, reliable, quality day care” was another.
NJBIZ SPECIAL REPORT Horizon’s Powell named Working Mother of the Year
Carolyn Powell's husband used to be a stay-at-home father to her twin boys.
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NJBIZ SPECIAL REPORT Making a case for child care
Like so many other working moms in New Jersey, Julie Cornell's workday begins with a stop at a day care center, where she drops off her daughter, 10-month-old Grace.
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The College of New Jersey has announced its new bachelor of arts in public health, which it has begun this school year.
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Game changers New rules, stakeholders, technology and social media are impacting the way the lobby industry conducts its business
When Lorenzo's Steak House, a storied restaurant serving steak, lobster and other expensive meals a short walk away from Trenton's State House, closed five years ago, it marked an end of an era in the state's lobbying sector.
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NJIT hosts TEDx event Collaboration on innovation is the main focus
The New Jersey Institute of Technology hosted a TEDx event at the school's Jim Wise Theater on Wednesday.
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10 from N.J. named National Blue Ribbon Schools
Ten New Jersey schools earned the coveted honor of National Blue Ribbon Schools, a designation given annually by the U.S. Department of Education.
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Princeton professor overcomes challenges facing women in science to earn N.J. Chamber honor
Bonnie Bassler, Squibb Professor in Molecular Biology and chair of Princeton University's Department of Molecular Biology, received the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce's second annual Alice H. Parker Women Leaders in Innovation Award on Thursday at a reception held at the National Conference Center in East Windsor.
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NJIT has long been ahead of the curve
As technology becomes more prevalent in daily life, the industry has changed the landscape of sectors that have otherwise been unrelated.
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Barchi decides to stay at Rutgers past five-year promise
Rutgers University President Robert Barchi announced in an interview with NJ Advance Media that he plans to stay in office beyond the informal five-year commitment he made in 2012.
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Rutgers Cancer Institute partners with University Hospital to expand care in Newark area
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey announced its partnership with University Hospital in Newark that results in an expansion of cancer services in Essex County.
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