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Gold Falls in N.Y. as Dropping Energy Costs Reduce Inflation-Hedge Demand
Gold fell the most in six weeks as slumping energy costs and a stronger dollar cut demand for the metal as a hedge against inflation.
Firefighters battle heat, fire in Closter
Fifteen people were displaced today when fire erupted on the roof of a restaurant in the business district, prompting authorities to evacuate tenants in apartments adjacent to the restaurant, police said.
Gold gains on inflation concerns
Gold rose on speculation a slowing US economy and higher inflation will boost demand for the precious metal as a store of value.
Sign marks start of Norwood walking trail
The Norwood Environmental Commission recently dedicated a historic sign at Blanch Avenue that will be the starting point for the first of several walking trails in the borough.
Commodities Rise Near Record as Fed, Energy Price Revive Inflation Concern
Commodities rose to a record, led by precious metals, energy and grains, on increased demand for raw materials as a hedge against accelerating inflation.
Driver dies after he hits car, house
A 71-year-old Demarest man was killed early Monday when his car struck a parked car and a house on Schraalenburgh Road, police said.
Hindu center fosters religious tolerance
Like many houses of worship, the Sadhu Vaswani Center in Closter, N.J., has a sign that displays spiritual messages to passers-by. But rather than trumpeting familiar injunctions like "Praise the Lord," the ...
County committee candidates battle in Bergen
State Sen. Loretta Weinberg insists that the county committee battle between the Real Bergen Democrats and the Bergen County Democratic Organization isn't a contest of personalities between her and Bergen ...
Blog: Did record oil prices just get talked to death?
Did record oil prices just get talked to death -- or at least into a short-term coma? Crude oil futures slumped 3.4% today, the biggest decline in two months, after weeks of headlines suggesting that energy ...
Ericom Poses As Desktop Virtualization 'Alternative To Citrix'
Ericom is an application and desktop virtualization vendor, and as of Tuesday, one of the few to announce early support for Microsoft's Hyper-V. As Citrix expands its desktop virtualization product line this ...
Market developing in carbon credits
The European Climate Exchange is based in London. The Chicago Climate Exchange is based in Chicago.
American Properties Realty's Bellaire Community Targets Korean Buyers-web tour
By Mel Fabrikant Friday, May 16 2008, 07:11 PM EDT Views: 18 Bellaire, American Property Realty's ultra-luxurious townhome community in Bergen County, N.J., now offers a virtual tour in both English and Korean ...
“I have mixed feelings about it”
Protesters bearing placards deriding anti-war "hippies" and "murderers" picketed New Jersey Peace Action's annual gathering at The Regency House Hotel on Sunday, while a former U.S. State Department official ... via Free Republic
Commodities Gain for Third Day as Dollar Slump Sparks Raw-Material Demand
Commodities rallied for the third straight day as the weakening dollar enhanced the appeal of raw materials as a hedge against inflation. via Bloomberg.com
Hoboken bicyclists strike back
These bikes are probably not in Hoboken, but you never know ... Two Hoboken bicyclists fought back this weekend. via The Jersey Journal
Let's Wait Before Annointing Bernanke "Slayer of the Evil Commodities Bubble"
“He has taken extraordinary measures, things that we haven't seen since the Great Depression”
The stock market rose at the end of last week and commodities prices fell sharply, all in the wake of the rescue of Bear Stearns . via Seeking Alpha
Bernanke Vindicated as Fed Lending Spurs Commodities Drop, Rally in Stocks
The biggest commodity collapse in at least five decades may signal Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke has revived confidence in U.S. financial firms. via Bloomberg
Oil, Copper Lead Commodity Slide as Slowing Economy May End `Buying Orgy'
Crude oil, copper and coffee led a decline in commodities that may be the biggest ever recorded on speculation that a U.S. recession will stall demand for raw materials. via Bloomberg Business News
Mar-06-08 Governor Corzine Files Judicial Nominations
Governor Jon S. Corzine today submitted the following judicial nominations to the State Senate. via State of New Jersey