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Martin C. Daks is a longtime NJBIZ staff reporter and former accountant who focuses on accounting, banking, finance, insurance and law. 
Beth Fitzgerald joined NJBIZ in October 2008 after 34 years a beat reporter, business writer and business editor at the Star-Ledger in Newark. An NJBIZ deputy editor and reporter, Beth covers a wide range of issues facing New Jersey businesses, including the rising cost of health coverage and the availability of finance and credit. 
Friday, March 11, 2011 11:25 AM
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Newly passed legislation will make New Jersey friendlier to socially conscious companies, according to an advocacy group.
Laura Mortkowitz has written for the daily newsletter and covered technology for NJBIZ since January 2011. She recently received her master`s from New York University in business and economic reporting. While in school she interned at Slate’s “The Big Money,†CNBC’s “Wall Street Journal Report with Maria Bartiromo†and Crain’s New York Business. Laura also teaches as an adjunct professor at Rider Unive
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Andrew Kitchenman`s is the Statehouse correspondent for NJBIZ, which he joined in May 2009. He previously worked as a reporter at The Times of Trenton and the Journal Inquirer of Manchester, Conn., and as an editor for Sun Newspapers (now Sun-Gazette) in Northern Virginia. He has a master`s degree in journalism from Columbia University and a bachelor`s degree from St. Mary`s College of Maryland. He grew up in Willingboro and in Bucks County, Pa. 
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Monday, March 7, 2011 12:00 AM
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Evelyn Lee covers real estate, economic development and the environment for NJBIZ. She has been a staff reporter here since 2006.
Proposed changes to lease accounting procedures could have wide-ranging implications for New Jersey’s business community, as compliance is expected to carry heavy administrative costs for companies, and significantly alter commercial real estate transactions in the future, according to real estate insiders. Tenants will be driven to sign shorter-term leases and purchase space, rather than rent, while landlords may see property values decline and financing agreements with banks put at risk.
Monday, February 28, 2011 02:33 PM
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The Meadowlands Regional Chamber unveiled plans Monday to redevelop remaining parcels on the Meadowlands Sports Complex, the focal point of which would be a new casino the chamber said will be necessary to salvage New Jersey’s struggling gaming industry.
Monday, February 28, 2011 10:23 AM
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The bankruptcy filing by a key Long Branch beachfront hotel is a significant setback, but one that appears unlikely to hamper the city’s redevelopment efforts.
Monday, February 28, 2011 10:11 AM
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As CPAs gear up for tax season, Internal Revenue Service and other filing deadlines aren’t the only issues on their minds. They also have to figure out how to deal with clients that may want to push the envelope when it comes to aggressive tax strategies. Customer service is important, but a CPA or other adviser who crosses the line into fraud can get slapped down by authorities.
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