Trump Wants Piece of New Jersey's Nascient Online Gambling Industry
It's not legal to gamble online in this country, but one of Altantic City's casino operators has served notice that it wants to compete, should that law ever change.
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It's not legal to gamble online in this country, but one of Altantic City's casino operators has served notice that it wants to compete, should that law ever change.
The vote was 17-0 as Council approved the bill, which among other things makes the satellite company responsible for painting a dish to match the roof if it is placed on the front of the home.
Republicans, Democrats, even a majority of independents say they'll vote for it.
"Credit unions operate their financial services through banks, so the banks will charge the credit unions the higher fees and guess what? The credit unions are going to pass them on to you." finance professor Christopher Coyne says.
New Jersey Transit is getting together with Google -- but it's for speed, not for search.
In an apparent effort to jump start the issue,Pennsylvania state senator Jake Corman is introducing legislation that would implement the recommendations of a panel appointed by Governor Corbett to study transportation funding.
The Delaware River Port Authority was supposed to be out of the economic development business, but there's a $29-million pool of unspent funds earmarked for that purpose.
Over the objections of the mayor, Philadelphia City Council has given preliminary okay to a $200 annual property tax rebate for condominium owners, because some use private trash haulers.
Jefferson Hospital, Lankenau Hospital, and Grandview Hospital all say thieves stole old patient films, defective films, and blank films that can be washed in chemicals to recover the silver.
A first of its kind event was held at the Comcast Center Monday evening, connecting college students with internships and jobs in the design field.
A new agreement by the wireless companies and the federal government should lessen the dread of opening your phone bill.
With the Phillies out of the playoffs, the Eagles on bye, and the Sixers in a labor dispute, the bars are feeling the pinch.
It's estimated that hundreds of millions of sales tax dollars go uncollected each year because of purchases made on the Internet or from other retailers located out of state. But getting that money is not an easy task.
This past week's rejection of a medical marijuana dispensing facility in Maple Shade has left some to suggest communities asked to play host to one may not want it in their backyard.
The Monmouth University poll shows Obama's numbers to be, if nothing else, volatile.
