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Talking Tipping, Minimum Wages, Hospitality Fees and Atlantic City

By Elinor Comlay | December 14, 2017

Amid regulatory changes and a plan to hike the minimum wage, could the Atlantic City restaurant experience be about to change?

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More about: Business, Rebuilding Atlantic City, Cardinal Bistro, Christian Correa, fair wages, hospitality included, Michael Brennan, Michael Fagan

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Despite New Jersey's reputation for having lost its entrepreneurial spirit — something even Gov. Phil Murphy laments but claims he will turn around — Amazon begs to differ.

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OPINION: NEW JERSEY’S TANGLED HISTORY OF DEBT AND HOW IT GOT THAT WAY

Part two of an examination of capital planning and budgeting in the Garden State, the long and the short of it...

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Ventnor’s Arrow Hardware ‘stocked and loaded’ for the summer

VENTNOR – Arrow True Value Hardware on the 6400-block of Ventnor Avenue is “stocked and loaded” for the summer, according to Ivy Shore Rosenberg who runs the store for her 82-year-old mother Harriet Shore.

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Hands Across the Sand impetus for national march to protect ocean

ATLANTIC CITY – South Jersey’s Hands Across the Sand event took place Saturday, May 19 on the Bartram Avenue beach amidst gray skies and sporadic showers.

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Five Companies Battle Fire At Vacant Atlantic City Home

Five fire companies battled a house fire in Atlantic City early Sunday morning. Firefighters were called to 126 Bay St.

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