The nation's largest gaming industry trade group is formally objecting to an online poker company's attempt to purchase the Atlantic Club Casino, in Atlantic City.
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Report NJ small business job growth slow, but encouraging
Small businesses in the U.S. with less than 20 employees created 15,000 jobs in February, an increase of .07 percent, according to Intuit Payroll's February Small Business Indexes. The data is based on 175,000 small business customers of Intuit's and QuickBooks' online payroll.
Read More »Specialty chemical company relocates to Sanofi site in Bridgewater
A specialty chemical company is keeping a fast-growing business unit in New Jersey, Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno said Monday.
Read More »Universities work on managing research grants during integration
In the multitude of plans that need to be made before the integration of Rutgers University and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey on July 1, researchers are beginning to get answers as to how to apply for federal grants.
Read More »Christie touts health care record in Jersey City
Following up his Medicaid expansion announcement during the annual budget address, Gov. Chris Christie visited the Metropolitan Family Health Network in Jersey City today to tout his health care policies for the uninsured and underinsured.
Read More »Pricing, construction on increase in residential market
Residential construction has been slow for years, but the number of permits issued for new single- and multifamily homes has risen by about 30 percent in the last 12 months, according to Patrick J. O'Keefe, director of economic research for CohnReznick.
Read More »Economic summit focuses on Super Bowl, F1 opportunities
New Jersey will reap tens of millions of dollar of economic activity from the world-class sporting events headed this way, and businesses from hotels and restaurants to security firms and balloon suppliers can look forward to a piece of the pie.
Read More »NJBIZ most-read stories March 3
In case you missed them, the most popular stories yesterday on NJBIZ.com.
Read More »Christie’s budget plan goes all in on Internet gaming
Gov. Chris Christie is betting Internet gaming will prompt a major influx of cash in what has been one of the state's weakest revenue categories.
Read More »Podcast NJBIZ Briefcase 068 – Trenton
Between the governor announcing his budget plan and signing a bill legalizing online gaming, last week was one of the busiest times business has seen in the state capital.
Read More »Finding corrections for soaring health care costs
Health care executives often say implementing new models of care means having one foot in the old world of health care and another in the new. The transition is slow because of the difficulty of finding evidence that new models work in the real world, both to improve care and cut costs.
Read More »First phase of modern public housing project welcomes residents in Newark
The site of a deteriorating high-rise for low-income residents in Newark's Central Ward is being redeveloped into state-of-the-art public housing.
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