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A former New Jersey State Police sergeant who escorted a high-speed caravan of Porsches, Lamborghinis and Ferraris on the Garden State Parkway was sentenced to one year of probation.
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The number of New Jersey residents without power from superstorm Sandy fell below 1 million yesterday, Governor Chris Christie said. Yet a fresh storm may be just a few days away, bringing high winds and flooding rain.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie hired Washington-based law firm Patton Boggs LLC to contest a $271 million bill for money the U.S. government spent on a commuter-rail tunnel he canceled.
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A New Jersey State Police sergeant who escorted a high-speed caravan of Lamborghinis, Ferraris and other sports cars to Atlantic City pleaded guilty to altering the license plates of his troop vehicle to avoid detection.
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Vikram Pandit knows one way to make big money in hedge funds: sell them.
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Mellanox Technologies Ltd. is set for its longest stretch of monthly declines since 2008 as analysts estimate revenue for the best performing Israeli company in New York last year will decline.
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The inaugural New York City Ironman race will cost $895 for a general entry, making it the world’s most-expensive triathlon.
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Stocks advanced, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index up for a fifth day, as insurance and commodity shares led gains amid better-than-forecast earnings. Commodities rose, while the yen gained as the Bank of Japan planned to wait a year to begin open-ended asset purchases.
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New York’s inaugural Ironman could cost as much as $1,000 to enter, making it the world’s most- expensive triathlon.
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Hedge funds are borrowing more to buy equities just as loans by New York Stock Exchange brokers reach the highest in four years, signs of increasing confidence after professional investors trailed the market since 2008.
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