What would you say if I told you there’s a huge industry out there that nobody has tackled effectively, and that a small announcement by Starbucks last week makes it especially ready to be conquered?
Gov. Phil Murphy on New Year’s Eve signed a law to allow public bodies a reprieve to continue publishing notices in their ...
Gov. Phil Murphy used the State of the State speech last month to again pledge to turn his 100 percent clean energy goal into ...
Good morning and welcome to the weekly Monday edition of the New York & New Jersey Energy newsletter. We’ll take a look at ...
"Cable companies simply should not be able to advertise and charge for services they are not providing," Rep. Pat Ryan said ...
Party time, excellent! We're counting down the characters that made us laugh the hardest over the last five decades of ...
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Fed on Hold Makes Sense Amid Tariffs, Bill Dudley SaysBill Dudley, a Bloomberg Opinion columnist and former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, discusses how ...
NEW JERSEY (WABC ... in school districts across the state. That bill was introduced in the state senate over the summer and Murphy offered strong words of support for making sure the legislation ...
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Federal lawmakers push mandatory rebates during cable TV disputesCable TV industry advocates say the proposal that mandates rebates during blackouts will not adequately address the problem. This article, Federal lawmakers push mandatory rebates during cable TV ...
Phil Murphy signed a law ... pedestrian deaths a priority The bill's signing was applauded by traffic safety advocates who have spent years working with the New Jersey Legislature on this issue.
Phil Murphy called for the Legislature to ... More than a dozen states have them, including New York and Delaware. Diegnan’s bill would be effective three years after signing, allowing time ...
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