Business
Business Owner Pulls Own Gun, Kills Robber In Newark
The suspect announced a robbery, and ordered the owner to fill the backpack with money and gold. The suspect said he would shoot the owner’s family members if the owner did not comply, authorities said.
N.J. Appeals Court To Rule On Whether Environment Dept. Should Look Out For Business
A New Jersey appeals court heard arguments on Monday on a case asking whether the state Department of Environmental Protection should look out for the interests of business as well as the environment.
NYS To Offer Emergency Loans To Small Businesses Ravaged By Sandy
Merchants in store after store in storm-ravaged communities — many still closed — are dealing with a double blow. Sandy destroyed their homes, and now they’re losing their incomes.
Ask Asa: Facial Recognition Technology
Some people are calling the technology invasive and watchdogs are fearful that it may be a step in the wrong direction.
Super Bowl Slot Means Giant Business In NYC
Victor Cruz, who got a hometown sendoff in Paterson this weekend is so popular, his jerseys and T-shirts are this week’s top sellers at Modell’s in Times Sqaure.
Gov. Christie To Talk Business At Princeton
Gov. Chris Christie was headed to Princeton Friday evening to tell students what he’d like to do to make New Jersey better for business. He often said that tight regulations and high taxes in his state give businesses a reason to move out.
NJ Senate Considers Bill To Shrink Unemployment Tax Hike For Businesses
A bill co-sponsored by Republicans and Democrats would spread the $300 per employee tax increase over several years rather than require full payment starting in July. It would reduce this year’s tax increase to $130 per employee.
Panasonic Moving North American Headquarters From Secaucus To Newark
The new headquarters will be located a block from Penn Station and will bring with it 1,000 jobs.
Lack Of Parking Destroying Columbus Avenue Business
One pharmacy owner said his business has declined by 25 percent and the major cause is the parking trouble.
Christie Tries To Lure Illinois Businesses To New Jersey
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie heads to Chicago on Friday in hopes of recruiting businesses to the Garden State.
24/7 Businesses Banned Under Hempstead Law
A new law in the Long Island town of Hempstead affects any business owner that plans to open a convenience store or fast food restaurant.
What Happens To AFC Champ Shirts If Jets Lose?
They’re going to win…but what if they lose? What will happen to the Jets AFC Championship shirts that are already being printed?
Little Guys Win In NYC Restaurant Grade War
“Well, there’s no reason to spend money on a ‘B’ quality restaurant in this town,” says one man.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs Taking Leave Of Absence
Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs sent a note Monday to employees saying he’s taking a medical leave of absence so he can focus on his health.
New Economic Crisis Looms Over States
Just when the economy seems to be slowly crawling out of recession, there’s another potential financial crisis on the horizon!
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