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Bloomberg BusinessWeek asks if such valuation tools as EVA and Market Topographer can surpass the traditional price-earnings ratio

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TRENTON — NJ Transit’s top official says the agency may need to “adjust” its proposed service cuts and 25 percent fare hike.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world’s largest custom-chip maker, said it submitted a formal application to Taiwan authorities for permission to take a stake in Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp.

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Multiple outlets are reporting Marshall Coach Donnie Jones could be leaving for Central Florida. Marshall University has yet to confirm the Jones’ departure.

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After a year of unsuccessful negotiations, the majority of unionized Red Cross workers in central Connecticut voted Sunday night to authorize a strike.

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Glencore International AG, the world’s largest commodities trader, plans to tap banks in Asia for the first time as it seeks to borrow at least $7 billion, according to two people familiar with the matter.

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The state’s budget problems far outweigh any other issues that will come up in the legislative session that starts Monday, lawmakers and other government officials say, but solving them won’t be easy.

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A quick turn into the path of another car, turned into a deadly accident in Pike County Kentucky.

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Since stocks hit bottom a year ago, the red ink is finally fading on the typical 401(k) account. It is safe to look at your statement again. Balances for baby boomers who have worked 10 to 20 years at the same company are now down less than 3 percent on average, compared with pre-crash levels.

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