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The latest Rutgers/Camden business school quarterly economic outlook contains more of the same: continued slow growth and cautious business spending.

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Last week, Chris Christie laid out his plan for the rest of the year. Now, the man who may run against him for Governor next year has done the same thing.

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Jersey's unemployment rate dropped a tenth of a percent - from 9.9 to 9.8 percent last month.

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Nearly one-tenth of New Jersey's workforce is without a job. Maybe they are all making the same mistake.

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New Jersey's unemployment rate inched down to 9.8 percent in September, even as the state shed 1,200 jobs for the month.

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State Senate President Steve Sweeney says he's been told by Governor Chris Christie that he will not support an increase in the state's minimum wage if annual adjustments are tied to the rate of inflation.

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There's good and bad news from the Labor Department on job openings. While the number of positions has dropped since August, hiring is up.

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U.S. employers advertised slightly fewer jobs in August than July, while they filled the most positions in three months, offering a mixed signal for the job market.

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If you have a job in the Garden State, you are paying into New Jersey's Unemployment Insurance (UI) Trust Fund. That fund is used to pay benefits to the unemployed who are eligible.

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Part of a statewide initiative, a roundtable was held today led by Assembly Republican Conference Leader Dave Rible. Companies attending the roundtable in Hillsborough included Bank of America, N.J. Association of Realtors, RE/MAX Preferred Professionals, Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Somerset County Business Partnership.

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