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1. JOHN J. MONTEFUSCO
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... (just like John J Montefusco & Associates Attorney Parsippany NJ) is possibly materializing to be assumed. Surely, our undertaking in gauging your neighborhood businesses pertaining to Governmental Law ...

2. Small business lending on the uptick in January 2012
(Opinion/Commentary)

... has secured more than $500 million in funding for small businesses in New Jersey and across the U.S. ALSO BY ROHIT ARORA Obama is banking on small business in 2012 Applying for a business loan? Think ...

3. N.J. Senate approves increased funding for job training programs
(Money/Economy)

... them from the burden of paying their employees while receiving basic skills training at the Consortium. Due to feedback from small businesses who financially could not release their employees during business ...

4. Raising the minimum wage in N.J. makes sense
(Opinion/Commentary)

... aren’t true; it pointed to New York’s 2004 raising of the wage as an example. “If the change had a cataclysmic effect on businesses that depend heavily on minimum-wage workers, we certainly missed ...

5. Michele Siekerka and Robert A. Marshall named high posts at NJDEP
(N.J./State)

... meetings with companies that are regulated by the DEP to help those businesses weaken environmental protections and promote economic opportunities for those companies. The office is a liaison to the Business ...

6. TEST Academy and Parisi Speed School create NFL leaders
(Sports/Professional)

... made up of the best practices of two solid businesses. A super branding effort by two businesses whose primary focus is building Super Bowl championship caliber players. Joe Favorito has over 24 years ...

7. F3 Engineering of Paterson, Dept. of Defense contractor, opens new faciility
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... _ but only into larger quarters within the city's Historically Underutilized Business Zone. That designation comes from the U.S. Small Business Administration, a program designed to help small businesses ...

8. Will the Islanders follow the Nets to Brooklyn?
(Sports/Professional)

... ticket sales. Wang's Islanders have been terrible and need to get better. If the team does improve, there figures to be more interest and a small seating capacity might cause businesses and corporate ...

9. Assault on N.J. environmental law would make Dracula proud
(Opinion/Commentary)

... many legislators continually scheme to line the pockets of their political contributors – developers and associated businesses – while piously claiming they are trying to create jobs for the unemployed. ...

10. Bill allowing N.J. counties to issue veterans ID cards approved by Senate committee
(N.J./State)

... New Jersey businesses – and even some local governments – have stepped up to the plate, creating discount programs and courtesies reserved specifically for veterans,” Whelan said. “By allowing counties ...

11. Super Bowl campaigns: Big opportunities for small businesses
(Money/Economy)

... countless small businesses. The tech company has become known for its Super Bowl ads featuring sexy race car driver Danica Patrick. In 2012, she was again the spokesperson for GoDaddy.com commercials, ...

12. Proposal to create N.J. Office of Taxpayer Advocate approved by Senate panel
(N.J./State)

... with Treasury's Division of Taxation and make recommendations to improve tax law so as to ease compliance problems for businesses and individuals. "Taxpayers need someone on their side when navigating ...

13. Zoltan A. Phillips of Atlantic City ordered to repay investors in phony company
(N.J./State)

Spent the money on himself, his wife and ex-wife The head of two businesses, represented to be involved in developing and manufacturing specialty peanut butter, committed 160 violations of state securities ...

14. Key to N.J. tax relief: Revamp urban education, abolish state income tax
(Opinion/Commentary)

...  The income tax should be phased out over three years, which would make New Jersey one of the most attractive states to do business and work. Think of all the businesses that would relocate to New Jersey, ...

15. Obama is banking on small business in 2012
(Money/Economy)

BY ROHIT ARORA COMMENTARY President Obama is banking on small business in the election year. His fiscal 2013 budget will eliminate capital gains taxes on investments in small businesses, offer a 10 ...

16. N.J. to begin survey of historic site financial needs, first in 22 years
(N.J./State)

... museums, houses of worship, fire houses, libraries, railroad stations, and schools. Buildings owned by private homeowners or businesses are not eligible for this survey. The first capital needs survey, ...

17. Attorney Christopher Porrino named to head N.J. Division of Law
(N.J./State)

... businesses and individual clients in a wide array of civil, criminal and regulatory disputes involving securities, banking, insurance, tax, antitrust, real estate and environmental matters, among others. ...

18. Details of Christie's proposed 10% income tax cut to be examined by Senate Budget Committee
(Money/Economy)

... stresses on the unemployment system due to their high number of layoffs. The bill would attempt to ensure that responsible employers who do not undertake mass layoffs are not left to subsidize those businesses ...

19. N.J. tax climate stifles business growth, says Tax Foundation
(Money/Economy)

... on how welcoming their tax law is to businesses and found New Jersey to be not so accommodating, ranking it dead last. The Governor said the ranking doesn’t account for his proposed across-the-board ...

20. Christie to speak at D.C. Chamber of Commerce but talk on job growth is cheap
(Opinion/Commentary)

... While Christie sucks up to Wall Street and corporate interests with subsidies, he continues to fail New Jersey’s local businesses and those on Main Street. Starting this month, state employers have to ...