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NJBIZ Brackets Last year’s champ relegated to watching as Kentucky fails to qualify
Winning one championship is extremely difficult in any sport, but repeating is considered one of the biggest challenges in athletic competition. Just ask Deana Lykins.
NJBIZ Brackets Confidence wasn’t misplaced as La Salle advances
All that confidence Jack O'Donnell had Wednesday before La Salle took to the court turned out to be prescience, not overconfidence.
NJBIZ most-read stories March 20
In case you missed them, the most popular stories yesterday on NJBIZ.com.
A pour substitute to speed Sandy rebuilds
The rebuilding of Belmar's boardwalk has grabbed headlines in recent months, with an ambitious plan to reopen the structure well before Memorial Day weekend. But on the other side of town, an effort to redevelop the borough's marina is slated to forge ahead, and it could be one model through which post-Hurricane Sandy development gets done in...
Disaster relief efforts put Matrix at forefront after Sandy
It's been nearly three years since consultants from Matrix New World Engineering touched down along the Gulf Coast, where it has overseen the removal of oil, contaminated sand and other debris from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010.
Expert Health care marketing is growing up as industry evolves
As traditional community hospitals transition into regional centers through consolidation, the need to differentiate each facility in the eyes of patients is more pressing than ever, according to one expert.
NJBIZ Brackets Droughts end for La Salle, JMU as execs prepare for play-in games
Jack O'Donnell has been waiting for this since 1992.
NJBIZ Brackets Execs already playing to the final horn in early round
There's already plenty of madness in the early round of this year's tournament. A resilient Darrell Newell, of A&P, watched North Carolina A&T push past Lisa Montalbano's Liberty in a 73-72 nailbiter, sending the Employment Horizons representative home. In late-game action, Dianne DeOliveira, of Magic 100.1, watched her Middle Tennessee run out of...
NJBIZ most-read stories March 19
In case you missed them, the most popular stories yesterday on NJBIZ.com.
State Street Incentives overhaul bills easily clear committees
Legislation to overhaul the state's business incentives package sailed through committee last week.
Battle over jobs figures a matter of perspective
When Gov. Chris Christie delivered his 2014 budget address last month, he touted the growth of the private sector during his term, to the tune of 103,000 new jobs.
Report Rising N.J. college tuition bad for work force development
A report by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities shows the average tuition at public, four-year colleges in New Jersey has increased by 13 percent, or $1,429, since the start of the recession.
