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Rejecting outright sale of the company, Campbell Soup will sell off fresh food division

Campbell Soup is not going up for sale, despite a flurry of speculation to the contrary.

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N.J. may use taxpayer dollars to stabilize horse racing tracks

The measure would provide $20 million from the state’s general fund to increase the purse money at horse racing tracks in the state.

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South Philly Turf Club in line to be one of first sports-betting operations in Pa.

The parent company of Parx Casino of Bensalem has put down a $10 million deposit to cover sports betting at its Bucks County location and the Turf Club.

8 years ago

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Study: More than $1B in N.J. property value gone since 2005

In New Jersey, more than $1 billion of relative property value has disappeared, with Long Beach Island losing $541 million and nearly $531 million gone in Ocean City.

8 years ago

A seawall, which will be increased in size, is shown along the banks near downtown Thursday, July 26, 2018, in Port Arthur, Texas.  The oil industry wants the government to help protect some of its facilities on the Texas Gulf Coast against the effects of global warming. One proposal involves building a nearly 60-mile “spine” of flood barriers to shield refineries and chemical plants. Many Republicans argue that such projects should be a national priority. But others question whether taxpayers should have to protect refineries in a state where top politicians still dispute whether climate change is real. (David J. Phillip/AP Photo)
Energy
Environment
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Big oil asks government to protect it from climate change

An ambitious proposal would build a nearly 60-mile "spine" of concrete seawalls, earthen barriers, floating gates and steel levees on the Texas Gulf Coast.

8 years ago

Philadelphia City Hall (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Philly worker skims $150,000 from city marriage license sales

Register of Wills Ron Donatucci says he's confident officials have addressed the problem.

8 years ago

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Final Delaware ACA rate increase approved

Delaware residents with health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace will be hit with 3 percent rate increases next year.

8 years ago

FILE- In this June 29, 2017, file photo containers are stacked up in Elizabeth, N.J., as a truck drives by at Port of Elizabeth. The U.S. has threatened to impose 25 percent duties on $34 billion in Chinese products starting Friday, July 6, 2018, and China has said it will fire back with corresponding tariffs. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez, File)
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New Jersey

Jersey businesses say tariffs hurt; legislators weigh relief

New Jersey businesses say steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump's administration are beginning to pinch

8 years ago

Jerome Maynard at his apartment in Northwest Philadelphia. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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To prevent chronic homelessness, Philly nonprofit offers some young adults more than shelter

Permanent supportive housing is one of the most expensive, full-service models out there for helping people experiencing homelessness regain stability.

8 years ago

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New Jersey

N.J. gas tax likely to increase because revenue is coming up short of target

Final decision a couple of weeks away, but tax is likely to be raised by a few pennies to maintain the Transportation Trust Fund

8 years ago

The Monmouth Park racetrack in Oceanport, N.J. (Julio Cortez/AP Photo)
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New Jersey
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New Jersey’s revenue report shows wager on sports betting paid off

Legalized sports betting is helping to boost gambling revenues in New Jersey.

8 years ago

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What’s in your shopping cart? A battleground for global trade

Seven-year-old Aviana Conyers bounces around the bustling back-to-school aisles of a Walmart Supercenter.

8 years ago

The logo for Campbell's Soup appears above a trading post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Friday, May 18, 2018. Campbell Soup plunged 10.9 percent after announcing that its CEO, Denise Morrison, was retiring effectively immediately. (Richard Drew/AP Photo)
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Food & Drink
New Jersey

Activist investor blasts ‘abysmal leadership’ at Campbell Soup Co., urges sale

This year Campbell’s earnings declined, its stock price dropped, and its CEO retired.

8 years ago

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New Jersey proposing cost-saving measure that the unions will likely oppose

A panel of economists and tax experts put together by the leader of New Jersey’s Senate has recommended a vari ...

8 years ago

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Seniors declaring bankruptcy

Today we’ll talk about the drastic increase in bankruptcies among senior citizens according to a recent report from the Consumer Bankru ...

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