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Survey N.J. residents more careful about retirement planning
New Jerseyans are significantly more likely than the nation as a whole to report cutting back on spending in order to save for retirement, 45 percent versus 36 percent, according to the New Jersey respondents to a Wells Fargo national survey of investors.
Falling gas prices expected to benefit Shore, transportation firms
Retreating gas prices are expected to continue their decline as summer gets underway, providing relief for Shore-bound motorists and transportation-heavy businesses.
NJBIZ most-read stories June 2
In case you missed them, the most popular stories yesterday on NJBIZ.com.
Briefcase podcast Newark
The natural gas boom's effect on New Jersey, adding rooms at the inn, and what's in the pipeline in Newark.
Latest lawsuit over American Dream nothing new when sports, private companies collide
A new lawsuit by the New York Giants and Jets is not just déjà vu for state officials and the developer of the American Dreams Meadowlands — it's also the latest case of a conflict that can arise at the intersection of sports teams, government and private entities.
Celgene offering awards to innovative nonprofits
Celgene Corp. is offering $100,000 awards to nonprofit organizations that can demonstrate successful innovation in two areas: hematology and oncology.
Bills aim to lift tourism industry burdens
A pair of bills aimed at easing the burden on parts of the tourism industry is headed to the governor’s desk.
Energy sector, hospitals working together on projects
It's been a busy time for the energy sector and hospitals: Public Service Electric & Gas and Trinitas Regional Medical Center announced the completion of more than $3.7 million worth of energy-efficiency upgrades to the Elizabeth hospital. And Bayonne Medical Center got approval from the state Board of Public Utilities for $950,000 in rebates for...
NJBIZ most-read stories May 30
In case you missed them, the most popular stories yesterday on NJBIZ.com.
Covering the spread
At its core, Super Bowl XLVIII is a sporting event, as two of the National Football League's top teams compete for the title of league champion.
Encouraging wellness without penalizing employees
The federal government this week issued final rules governing workplace wellness programs, and officials said they want to encourage programs that seek to reduce chronic illness while also protecting workers from having their benefits reduced based on their health status.
Study ranks N.J. No. 27 in senior health
A new report ranks New Jersey in the middle of the pack when it comes to the health of its senior citizens.
