BEDMINSTER, N.J. -- Giants quarterback Eli Manning throws passes at a high school in Hoboken. Giants cornerback Terrell Thomas trains at a high-performance facility in Los Angeles. Giants center Shaun O'Hara lifts weights at gyms across New Jersey. It is Giants minicamp, the lockout edition, with teammates spread hither and yon.
An underground train overran its stop in Hoboken, New Jersey, colliding with the bumper block at the station on Sunday morning, forcing the station there to suspend operations, officials said.
The reality star has already moved on with New Jersey Net Kris Humphries
A new storyline on the show, Valastro's wife Lisa is due in February
A personal phone conversation by an air traffic controller likely contributed to the cause of a deadly midair collision over the Hudson River last year, the The National Transportation Safety Board said.
A small plane that hit a sightseeing helicopter last summer had little time to avoid the accident, NTSB documents show.
The former mayor of Hoboken, New Jersey, was sentenced Thursday to two years in federal prison for accepting bribes in one of the state's largest political corruption scandals, according to the U.S. attorney's office in New Jersey.
• Jersey Shore star Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi may be busy shooting season 2 over Mother's Day. To make sure she picked out the perfect cake for her mom, the reality star went to Carlo's City Hall Bake Shop in Hoboken, N.J., where she met with Buddy Valastro, aka TLC's Cake Boss. The two reality stars discussed flavors, and Snooki settled on a vanilla cake with French cream and fresh strawberries.
I'm still planning on putting Kansas No. 1 in my preseason rankings. The Jayhawks are too experienced, too talented, too deep to be ranked anywhere else. I know what I saw last season, when point guard Sherron Collins emerged as one of the country's best leaders; and in the NCAA tournament, when center Cole Aldrich established himself as a premier defensive stopper. I know what I saw in New York in April, when wing recruit Xavier Henry looked like a future pro in workouts for the Jordan Brand All-Star Classic; and in in Colorado in June, when two-guard Tyshawn Taylor was gearing up to star on USA Basketball's gold-medal-winning Under-19 team.
Muslims around the world woke up Sunday and welcomed the end of a long month of fasting with hearty greetings of "Eid Mubarak," or happy festivities.
Investigators have raised the wreckage of the helicopter involved in Saturday's deadly mid-air collision over the Hudson River, but they were still looking for the small plane involved in the crash, authorities said Sunday.
Five Italian tourists visiting New York from Bologna are among the nine victims believed killed Saturday in a midair collision of a sightseeing helicopter and a single-engine plane over the Hudson River, a law enforcement source said.
Jasmine Pan tells what she saw when helicopter hit the water.
Hoboken, New Jersey, Mayor Peter Cammarano III -- one of dozens of politicians and rabbis arrested last week in a corruption scandal -- has resigned, the city attorney said Friday.
The New Jersey officials and their associates charged in a federal probe of public corruption exchanged hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes in parking lots, restaurants, boiler rooms and bathrooms, an acting U.S. attorney said Thursday.
The acting U.S. attorney says "corruption was a way of life" for a group of New Jersey mayors, assembly members and rabbis.
Howard La waited 90 minutes on line for the chance to spend three minutes with a recruiter from Charles Schwab.
The Giants quarterback loves gadgets – and his 63-inch plasma screen
Showbiz Tonight's AJ Hammer talks with his guest about whether all of the celebrity endorsements can ultimately backfire.
Actor and filmmaker Joe Pantoliano, known for his role as Ralph Cifaretto on the HBO series "The Sopranos," attended the Democratic National Convention on Monday to raise awareness about people living with mental illness.
Are some of your customers worried about losing their homes? Take a tip from Cole Durbin, owner of Padre's Modern Mexican in Phoenix, and let them know that you're on their side.
Jessica Caulfield decided to open a women's clothing boutique in Hoboken, New Jersey, she had no idea what she was doing.
Announcers first. Keith of Seattle believes the league is so intent on "selling the spectacle" of the game that "actual facts get in the way of the sales job, hence, revenues." And that, he feels, accounts for the decline in quality of announcing. I get your thought and I agree, kind of, but here's the way I'd put it. Networks appeal to image, hence they hire image people and push them hardest. Once upon a time they weren't afraid of hiring big, earthy guys with a sense of humor ... Matt Millen, John Madden. Now they seem to be more interested in pretty folks who aren't as glib or as incisive.
While most of us here on planet small business have been sweating fancy productivity tools such as remote e-mail and the broadband Internet, old-school conference calling has quietly undergone a revolution. New online conferencing tools are cheaper and more powerful than ever. And they can add real value to your business.
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Parking. It's a problem nearly as old as the automobile itself. As city rents rise, developers are under pressure to maximize yields from their real estate -- and this has been squeezing out the traditional parking lot.
Business 2.0: Startup: Rwandaupdated: Wed Aug 01 2007 07:45:00
Rod Dubitsky sits under an umbrella at a roadside restaurant near the center of Kigali, munching on a plate of cooked bananas, stewed goat, and roasted beans. If the 43-year-old Wall Street bond analyst from Hoboken, N.J., feels a little out of place on his first trip to Rwanda, the feeling doesn't last more than a couple of minutes.
While most of us here on planet small business have been sweating fancy productivity tools such as remote e-mail and the broadband Internet, old-school conference calling has quietly undergone a re...
For the past five years, the housing bulls have been trotting out one rational-sounding argument after another to explain why the boom made perfect economic sense.
Homebuilder Toll Brothers said the current slump in residential construction is unlike any it has seen in 40 years as it became the latest to warn of a glut in new homes for sale and a slowdown in the closely watched real estate market.
Fortune: Not by bread aloneupdated: Mon Jul 10 2006 00:01:00
On a June morning in Hoboken, N.J., Ron Shaich, CEO of Panera Bread, is deep in conversation with a tattooed man about why he comes to Panera's bakery cafés.
Power has been restored to all Northeast Corridor Amtrak lines, an Amtrak spokesman said.
GOT GOOD SALES people? It might be time to start worrying about how you're going to keep them. Sibson Consulting recently polled 65 big North American companies, from Ameritrade to Xerox, and found...
CNNMoney: Make over your creditupdated: Tue Sep 28 2004 14:09:00
NEW YORK (MONEY Magazine) - All their friends seem to be snapping up big homes fearing that interest rates could spike higher, but New Jersey natives Laura Bonanni and her husband Al Castorino are doing just the opposite.
All their friends seem to be snapping up big homes before interest rates jump toward 8%, but New Jersey natives Laura Bonanni and her husband Al Castorino are doing just the opposite. They're tradi...
Money Magazine: Make over your creditupdated: Tue Aug 24 2004 13:54:00
All their friends seem to be snapping up big homes fearing that interest rates could spike higher, but New Jersey natives Laura Bonanni and her husband Al Castorino are doing just the opposite.
A small crowed gathered to watch a taping of CNN's "Crossfire" today at Sinatra Park. Even Old Blue Eyes himself was there, or rather a very convincing Frank Sinatra impersonator.
When in Rome, the adage suggests you to do as the Romans do. Perhaps in
CNNMoney: Tycoon in the Makingupdated: Wed Apr 28 2004 14:49:00
BEND, Ore. (CNN/Money) - Patrick Feeney's first real estate investment had more to do with necessity than speculation.
Fortune: What's In The cardsupdated: Mon Mar 31 2003 00:01:00
Best friend lost his job. Dad's savings are toast. War and smallpox on your mind. Tough times all around, eh? It could be worse. Suppose you had to capture all that angst and agita and transform it...
Rebecca & Christopher Gibbs of Hoboken, N.J. rarely miss a chance to invest in a tax-free account. For the past two years, the 32-year-olds have put as much as they can into nondeductible IRAs as w...
FSB: Product Centralupdated: Sat Dec 01 2001 00:01:00
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Black pepper "is the most important spice in the world," says celebrity chef Bobby Flay. "If I had to give up black pepper for Lent, I'd starve to death." What Flay and the rest of us probably have...
And you thought the only people nervous about R.H. Macy's filing for Chapter 11 protection were its banks, bondholders, and suppliers? At least one bride- to-be who recently signed up for the depar...
Because of losses at TKO'd savings and loans totaling $12 billion last year, the thrift industry has received more bad publicity than Robin Givens. As a result, value-oriented investors have a rare...
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