Anthony Torre, a co-founder of Spitball Advertising, can recount bumping elbows with his web developer a few years ago.
It happened a lot. They had to share half of a desk.
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Some real solar flare Complex in Annandale features true zero-utility units
For Richard Meurer, it was a personal project that led to the founding of not one, but two companies.
Read More »Editorial Why, oh why, are we still talking about RGGI?
In talking about the resurrection of RGGI last week, Steve Sweeney boasted that “this isn't Governor Christie's empire.” In some ways, that's a shame. Because in a Chris Christie empire, we probably wouldn't be wasting time and legislative resources squabbling about a decision the governor made in 2011.
Read More »Triple Play What we’re doing when we finance real estate
Triple Play is a weekly NJBIZ feature that asks top executives in New Jersey to talk about three things related to their industry.
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The number of uninsured New Jersey non-elderly adults plunged 46 percent — from 21.2 percent in September 2013 to 11.5 percent in June 2014 — according to a new report Friday from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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Covanta Holding Corporation announced Friday that it has begun construction on an energy-from-waste facility in Dublin, Ireland.
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Report Federal probe finds no link between Christie, GWB lane closures
According to a report Thursday, federal investigators probing the George Washington Bridge lane closure scandal have found no evidence linking Gov. Chris Christie to the closures that snarled traffic for several days last September.
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Treat energy like milk. Understand that these are both commodities that fluctuate in price. Produce energy or milk when the cost is high and there's money to be made from it.
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New Jersey lives down to its reputation for bad roads, study finds
Nationwide, the state-owned highway system is driving toward improvement. But it's not so rosy a picture in the Garden State.
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Doctor becomes inventor iPhone app aims to reduce risk of prescription errors
Dr. Larry Wolk of Voorhees has developed a smartphone app designed to eliminate the risk of medication errors when a doctor phones in a prescription to a hospital.
Read More »In Year One, Christie says, EO13 has been ‘so far, pretty good’
It was one year ago this week that Gov. Chris Christie put pen to paper on the Economic Opportunity Act of 2013, a major overhaul of the state's incentives offerings that streamlined five existing programs down to two.
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