Physicians Foundation awarding 700,000 in grants to help doctors rebuild after Sandy
The Physicians Foundation, a nonprofit organization that seeks to advance the work of practicing physicians and help facilitate the delivery of health care to patients, is providing $700,000 to assist doctors in New Jersey and New York with their rebuilding efforts following the devastation of Hurricane Sandy.
NJBIZ Brackets Sports betting ban doesn’t stop attorneys in Final Four
Thanks to a federal judge's decision, sports betting is still illegal in New Jersey.
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Touhey recalls darkest days of recession as he leaves NJBA
Tim Touhey makes no secret of the threat faced by the New Jersey Builders Association as the Garden State navigated “what probably was the most devastating time in the history of housing,” the 2008 recession. The group maintained its ranks, but “the concern from our perspective was how long that downturn would have a severe...
Storms have utilities set to spend big in coming months
New Jersey utilities will spend several hundred million dollars this year to improve infrastructure, proceeding with planned upgrades while regulators sort through rate hike requests submitted to cover past projects.
Gaming revenue falters, but casino retail, restaurants see gains
Casino gambling revenue may be down by more than 27 percent in Atlantic City, but third-party businesses located within the casinos are thriving.
Offshore tax havens cost small businesses thousands, study says
Offshore tax havens cost the average New Jersey small business owner nearly $4,000 in taxes each year, according to a new report.
Income, casino taxes divide sides in budget battling
The Assembly Budget Committee heard testimony today from the top finance officers of the Legislature and Gov. Chris Christie's cabinet.
Butcher chain stakes claim in New Jersey market
Jenn and Dave Bane plan on staking their claim on New Jersey by opening a series of hometown-style butcher franchises in the state. The Meat House will open its first shop Friday in downtown Summit, and the Banes have signed a developer agreement to open 19 more locations in the next 15 years.
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Finding themselves in different company
According to Joel Bloom, president of the New Jersey Institute of Technology, public-private partnerships are just “how the modern university works.”
Hackensack, Georgetown expand collaboration
Following a physicians’ services agreement launched between Hackensack University Medical Center and MedStar Georgetown University Hospital last month, the entities announced today that the two hospital’s cancer centers will enter an affiliation to bring the newest cancer research to New Jersey.
