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1. N.J. municipal bond users to share $2M as part of $58.7M settlement with Wachovia Bank
(N.J./State)

Stems from scheme to defraud towns, non-profits The New Jersey municipal bond buyers can expect to share upward of $2 million from a $58.7 million 26-state settlement with Wachovia Bank and its successor, ...

2. Groupon urged to cap vouchers after cupcake bakery mishap in England
(World/International)

... order. She also paid $12,500 in hiring extra staff and paying hours of overtime to fill the orders, which cleaned out her business’s profits for the year. The international communications director ...

3. Occupy Black Friday, small businesses find support among N.J. politicians
(Money/Economy)

... for non-profits, food drives, or sponsoring local little league and football teams.” Costello’s Christmas and Home Shoppe in Deepwater. Salem County, has been in business for 64 years. Owner Connie ...

4. N.J. Assembly bill would make it easier for unincorporated businesses to operate
(N.J./State)

... include eliminating the default and overlooked rule that LLCs have a limited duration; allowing LLC operating agreements to be oral, written or implied; allocating profits and losses on a per capita basis, ...

5. Occupy Black Friday could lead to employee layoffs for large retailers
(U.S./Nation)

... to the Blaze, the idea is to boycott major retailers on the day after Thanksgiving to slow down credit card activity and the profits of the major marketers in the fourth quarter. I thought the recession ...

6. Majority of N.J. businesses report declines in profits, employment and sales for fourth straight year
(Money/Economy)

... in their sales, profits, spending and employment than reported an increase, according to the New Jersey Business & Industry Association’s 2012 Business Outlook Survey released Tuesday. Nearly twice ...

7. U.S. deficit will be cut with consumer demand and entrepreneurial growth
(Money/Economy)

... in securing financing, things will surely get worse. The result will be lower operational margins, reduced profits, and little job creation. None of this bodes well for the U.S. economy. When the days ...

8. Gov. Christie verbally bullied Judge Linda Feinberg
(Opinion/Commentary)

... D.C.? New Jersey has taken a wrong turn with Gov. Christie's budget cuts Gov. Christie needs to modulate his 'pedal to the metal' approach Times are 'a-changing' for nonprofits in financial storm ...

9. (VIDEO) Mark Ruffalo and Debra Winger join Trenton rally opposing Delaware River gas drilling
(N.J./State)

... important river basins to industrialization and greed. Now the rest of the commission will hear from us, the people who speak for this beautiful river not for short term profits.” Delaware Riverkeeper ...

10. The odds of legalized sports betting in N.J.
(Opinion/Commentary)

... York which have already cut heavily into Atlantic City’s profits would quickly leap into the sports book business, dulling any competitive edge Atlantic City would gain. Sports betting would undoubtedly ...

11. feeding junk benefits the congress in 2 ways. and the countries economy...
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

1 - It's cheaper to give junk food two kids. reduced costs. Great. 2 - What some people see as health costs in the futurthey are not really health costs they are health profits... the more sick people ...

12. Let's have Small Business Saturday all year long
(Money/Economy)

... businesses create jobs, donate to local non-profits, sponsor youth teams, and add vibrancy to their communities. Additionally, small companies pay local taxes, which helps alleviate some of the burden ...

13. Complaint filed against the N.J. Division of Developmental Disabilities and ARC
(Opinion/Commentary)

... businesses and during tough economic times good business practice and quality control can suffer in favor of short-sighted profits, quotas, and corner cutting. Businesses in trouble do not generally announce ...

14. Rep. Frank Pallone to introduce bill to overturn federal ban on legalized sports betting in N.J.
(N.J./State)

... that shows public support for legalized betting. “Any delay in making this possible is a loss of profits for local businesses which is unacceptable.” The federal government presently bans sports betting ...

15. Hunger in the U.S.: Starting a soup kitchen is 'mission possible'
(Opinion/Commentary)

... cuts Gov. Christie needs to modulate his 'pedal to the metal' approach Times are 'a-changing' for nonprofits in financial storm Obama must promote shared sacrifice to reduce deficit Trenton Mayor ...

16. N.J. Assembly candidate Patrick Short on the state's 3 most important issues
(Opinion/Commentary)

... tied to U.S. investment and job creation: American companies have more than a trillion dollars in profits that have been made overseas after foreign taxes have been paid but won’t bring the profit back ...

17. Abuse of N.J.'s developmentally disabled continues
(Opinion/Commentary)

... residential facilities: “...are profit-driven businesses and during tough economic times good business practice and quality control can suffer in favor of short-sighted profits, quotas, and corner cutting. ...

18. Gov. Christie's plan to privatize parks breaks the public's trust
(Opinion/Commentary)

... privatizing a small group of parks with partners including non-profits, which we will now see moving forward at Liberty, Wharton, and Island Beach State Parks. The plan then calls for bringing more and ...

19. Gov. Christie announces plan to privatize amenities at N.J.'s 39 state parks
(N.J./State)

... and provide maintenance more money is needed. The plan also calls for partnering with non-profits and corporations raise the money. "This is all about the tough choices that need to be make from a ...

20. Gov. Christie announces After 3 program for 29 schools will continue
(N.J./State)

... after-school programs in urban, suburban and rural communities. After 3, which has served more than 75,000 children and their families, works with public schools and community based non-profits to provide ...