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1. Fatal bus crash on N.J. Turnpike in East Brunswick is being investigated
(N.J./State)

... when the 9 p.m. crash occurred just south of Exit 9 in East Brunswick. The driver, identified as Wei Wang, of Forest Hills, New York, was thrown through the windshield and pronounced dead at the scene, ...

2. REVIEW: Frances McDormand counts among ‘Good People’
(Entertainment/Movies)

... office, Margie wangles a reluctant invitation to his suburban home where she stirs up sympathy — and later some trouble — with Mike’s wife, Kate, a university professor. Earlier in the play, when her ...

3. Bettman's comments were from 2/14/2010...NOT 2011
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... full territorial rights to move anywhere in New York outside of Manhattan which countless articles have confirmed. Wang said recently he would go to the games in Flushing or Brooklyn in an interview. ...

4. Islanders Moving to Brooklyn
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... never been brought up during the Gehry arena years is because at that point in time, the Lighthouse Project was Wang's priority. The Islanders are talking about building in Queens and the Rangers ...

5. Sports territorial rights put Newark, Brooklyn and the N.Y. Islanders at a disadvantage
(Sports/Professional)

... won't allow Charles Wang's Islanders to invade New York Rangers territory. The Gulf and Western owned-Garden in 1971 collected millions of dollars from the expansion New York Islanders owner Roy Boe ...

6. Bristol-Myers Squibb chemist Tianle Li accused of using thallium to kill husband
(N.J./State)

... toxic, was used in rat and ant poisons during the 1970s. Li's husband, Xiaoye Wang, fell ill with flu-like symptoms in January and was admitted to University Medical Center in Princeton, N.J.. For two ...

7. Changing economics of radio and sports
(Sports/Professional)

... commercials as part of an overall media package. Charles Wang's Islanders either did not want to buy airtime or no stations had any interest in airing Islanders games. The Yankees and WCBS contract may ...

8. Should Chris Christie be considered one of the most powerful people in sports?
(Sports/Professional)

... Rams-Colorado Crush-Colorado Rapids and Arsenal FC owner Stan Kroenke is also not highly thought of by BusinessWeek either. Nor is New York Islanders owner Charles Wang who is trying to raise hockey interest ...

9. Dodd answers doubters, ignores QB controversy for Rutgers
(Sports/Professional)

... pounds. He has a Southern twang, bangs that cover his brow and a nascent beard covering his face. Superficially, he doesn't really convey a big-time quarterback. Freshman QB Dodd drives last minutes ...

10. Chinese, state officials to discuss improving trade with New Jersey
(N.J./State)

Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno and a delegation of New Jersey government and business leaders will host Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Wang Chao Friday at a luncheon in Trenton as part of his visit to the United ...

11. Princeton researchers attempting to transform neuroscience
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... the brain. "These DNA-based technologies allow us to put little labels on neurons that tell who they are connected to," said team member Samuel Wang, an associate professor in the Department of Molecular ...

12. The (United) States of hockey is doing better than sports pundits think
(Sports/Professional)

... saga continues to play out with team owner Charles Wang wanting to build an arena-village around a rebuilt Nassau Coliseum and Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray sitting on her hands apparently waiting ...

13. Women struggle with gay husbands in China
(World/International)

BY KIT GILLET IPS NEWS AGENCY BEIJING — Wang Yibing had been married three years before she found out her husband was gay. He had known all along, yet, like many homosexual men in China, had chosen ...

14. An odd couple of N.J. towers: High Point Monument and Cape May Lighthouse
(Life/Style)

... New Hampshire Granite and also Shawangunk quartz. There are four small windows through which observers have a spectacular view of the ridges of the Pocono Mountains toward the west, the Catskills to ...

15. Investors: Should you sell, buy or sit still?
(Money/Economy)

...  Says Andrew Wang, portfolio manager of Runnymede Capital Management in Mendham, "Today's markets are high in risk as seen over the last few weeks: sovereign debt problems in Europe, BP's oil environmental ...

16. ‘Burnt Part Boys’ sing rich songs
(Entertainment/Movies)

... contribute effective vocals and mood to the musical as when they gently sing about family trees when the kids are lost in the woods. Despite its naturally casual twang, the score modestly rises to the ...

17. British Petroleum using more toxic oil dispersant against EPA’s wishes
(U.S./Nation)

BY MARIAN WANG PROPUBLICA.ORG If BP had followed the Environmental Protection Agency directive to switch to a less toxic dispersant, the company should've already been applying a different dispersant ...

18. Johnson & Johnson: A favorite stock of Runnymede Capital
(Money/Economy)

... warn them against having all of their money in the stock market. Andy Wang, 38, of Runnymede (left in the photo) thinks that boutique companies like his have an advantage going forward: They can offer ...

19. China stands firm against currency pressure
(World/International)

... and modest (we are talking about five to six percent here), I think the impact should be relatively small," Wang Tao, head of China Economic Research for Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS) Investment Bank ...

20. Forget Google, China aggressively pushes forward with state sponsored media
(World/International)

... achievements of the CCP, socialism, the reform policy, and (the glories of) the great motherland." Wang Chen, the head of the party's overseas propaganda division, said media and cultural units should ...