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Articles in May 11, 2009 issue of NJBIZ

• State projects $1.1B payroll tax hike
  by McNichol, Dunstan
• dice rolls in Atlantic City's favor, The
• NAI Hanson acquires brokerage firm
  by Lee, Evelyn
• NPS makes progress on drug commercializations
• A watchful eye on Newark
  by Lee, Evelyn
• BASF subsidiary unveils hydrogen fuel cell plant
  by Ruth, João-Pierre S
• Landing U.S. government as a customer
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• New Jersey retail leasing, building slowed in 2008
  by Lee, Evelyn
• CORRECTIONS
• Deals around the state
  by Ruth, João-Pierre S
• High court decision may impact Superfund suits
  by Daks, Martin C
• ECONOMIC INDICATORS
• Education turns a student into a sales force
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• Republicans seek budget parley
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• Reassessing investment plan in a recession
  by Daks, Martin C
• Making the right moves in investment planning
  by Daks, Martin C
• Taking steps to avoid preference item returns
  by Daks, Martin C
• As the economy changes, so should your selling tactics
  by Gitomer, Jeffrey
• Workers' comp bill advances in senate
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• Getting paid may be only half the battle
  by Daks, Martin C
• NJBIZ Poll
• Pay-to-play expansion would cover stimulus contracts
• N.J. tax amnesty ads hit airwaves
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• Businesses making green efforts pay off
• Partnerships may help SEC prevent next major fraud
  by Barry, Richard W
• Letters to the Editor
• A terrible thing to waste
  by Lee, Evelyn
• Scene
• Environmentally friendly businesses are getting their green cards
  by Lee, Evelyn
• For the Record
• Calendar of Events
• Understanding how annuities can shape strategy
  by Daks, Martin C
• Harder, but possible, for small companies to curb waste
  by Lee, Evelyn
• Labor welcomes back taxes, too
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• Safeguarding against pollution claims
  by Lee, Evelyn
• Who's News
• A more sinister side to stimulus
• Ads may drive the bus in search for school savings
  by Wagner, Connie; Amodeo, John