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Lesniak Leagues ‘took the bait’ when filing sports betting suit
Red tape review ‘not as flashy’ as in early days, but still key to business
The commission, one of the Christie administration’s earliest outreaches to the corporate sector, continues to provide benefits — including the perception that the state is open for business, which is critical in high-cost New Jersey.
Early success of site cleanup effort gives life to polluted property
Budget cuts could slash pivotal staff at Atlantic City airport
Assemblyman Schroeder charged with writing bad checks
Schroeder, a deputy minority whip, is accused of writing about $400,000 in bad checks to investors in his company, a supplier to the U.S. military.
Aug. 13 hearing to look at Barnegat Bay, plastic bags
The hearing is expected to draw plenty from the business community, who are opposed to regulations of plastic bags. Instead, they say, the best solution is to allow retailers to continue their efforts to promote bag reuse and recycling.
Builders can see waivers to DEP regulations as new rule takes effect
A business advocate said there’s no way to argue “against something that creates economic opportunities and business expansion and creates jobs,” but environmentalists are preparing for a legal fight over allowing waivers to DEP regulations.
Retail association doubts Washington will move on online sales tax collection
Christie signs solar rescue bill
Bankers expect uptick in IPOs as a result of legislation
Heated debate over Meadowlands casino, but immediate action unlikely
Christie signs bill that will lead to private provider expansion
