Restoring This Historic New Jersey Home Took Time, Patience and a $426,000 Budget
Both from Europe, the owners were used to old homes. But the Teaneck property’s historic designation added an extra layer to its renovation.
Location, Location, Golf Simulator. A Developer Cracks the Office Market Code.
New amenities, from a gym to a movie theater, and a good commuter location filled this suburban office tower.
Oasis Announces North America Tour Dates Following Reunion Demand
The band will perform in Toronto, New Jersey, California and Mexico City in August and September 2025, following a series of long-awaited reunion shows in the U.K. and Ireland.
Dockworkers Launch Strike at Ports From Maine to Texas
Retailers say they can weather a short shutdown but prices are likely to rise and shortages might grow in a prolonged walkout.
Striking Dockworkers Are Top Earners—When They Work
Striking dockworkers’ demands for a 77% increase would boost six-figure wages, as well as pay packages far smaller.
Why Anti-Wind Activists Suddenly Fell in Love With the Right Whale
The nearly extinct whale has become a mascot for groups with ties to fossil fuels and nuclear power.
The October of Ohtani Has Finally Arrived
From the moment he arrived in America, Shohei Ohtani was seen as the star who could revive interest in a flagging sport. Now he’s set to make his long-awaited MLB postseason debut.
Biden Agrees to Share Economic Blame with Harris
Meanwhile, the vice president echoes his claim that inflation is someone else’s problem.
So, You Think You Know ChatGPT? Take Our Quiz and Find Out
How many people actually use ChatGPT? What does GPT stand for? And other questions worth pondering.
The Profane 78-Year-Old Leading the Dockworkers Strike
“They won’t be able to do anything in this country without my people,” port union chief Harold Daggett says in setting audacious targets in a coastwide strike.
What Products Will—and Won’t—Be Affected by Ports Strike
Dockworkers move bananas and BMW parts into the country, but 85% of toilet paper is made domestically.
TD Securities to Pay More Than $28 Million in Connection With Spoofing Charges
The Securities and Exchange Commission also said the bank was charged for failing to supervise the former head of its Treasurys desk, who allegedly made hundreds of illegal trades over a 13-month period.
A Dockworkers Walkout Would Close Ports From Maine to Texas and Slam the U.S. Economy
The International Longshoremen’s Association, which represents 45,000 dockworkers from Maine to Texas, is pushing for a 77% pay increase.
She Was Caitlin Clark Before Caitlin Clark. Now She’s Shooting for a Title.
Sabrina Ionescu was a record-setting player and the face of college basketball. Five years on, she’s hoping to lead the New York Liberty to their first championship.
Roy Gillian, Amusement-Park Owner Who Personified the Jersey Shore, Dies at 94
ObituariesRoy Gillian, Amusement-Park Owner Who Personified the Jersey Shore, Dies at 94The former mayor and owner of Gillian’s Wonderland Pier in Ocean City, N.J., he helped define “America’s Greatest Family Resort.”
TD Nears Guilty Plea on Criminal Charges for U.S. Unit in Money-Laundering Probe
U.S. prosecutors have alleged that TD was reckless in failing to build and maintain systems that flagged and prevented money-laundering.
Is a Super League Coming for College Football?
The prospect of a breakaway by the sport’s biggest programs has loomed over college football for years. Now a group of disruptive sports executives has unveiled a vision for what it might look like.
Trump Dangles Tax Relief to Blue-State Voters. His Supporters Cheer.
When Donald Trump was president, Republicans passed a cap on the SALT deduction, limiting a big tax break for homeowners in high-cost states. At a rally on Long Island, the former president vowed to restore it.
SEC Enforcement Director Who Pushed for Big Fines Steps Down
Gurbir Grewal took a tough stance on the fast-growing cryptocurrency industry and pushed for big fines against Wall Street firms.
Rent or Buy? How Falling Mortgage Rates Change the Math
Rents remain high, but not as high as mortgage payments.
The Only Beloved Man in D.C.: Washington’s Rookie Quarterback
Jason GayThe Only Beloved Man in D.C.: Washington’s Rookie QuarterbackHyper-accurate Jayden Daniels has the remodeled Commanders soaring at 3-1. Are the playoffs realistic?
Israel Defends Itself—and May Save Western Civilization
The equivocation of Biden, Harris and other leaders should cause us all to feel a degree of shame.
Are Dockworkers Price Gouging?
Plus, an update on America’s least-stolen vehicles.
U.S. Importers Are Pulling in Goods Early as Possible Port Strike Draws Closer
Retailers and manufacturers are rushing in merchandise and pushing shipments to other gateways as walkouts on the East and Gulf Coasts grow more likely.
Johnson & Johnson Files Third Bankruptcy Case Seeking to End Talc Lawsuits
The healthcare-products company is taking another shot at resolving mass cancer lawsuits in chapter 11 after two failed attempts.
Announcements
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA)
Jun 11, 2020
Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program: This GRANT program...