January 30, 2012
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Senator Tom Kean
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Senate Republican Leader Tom Kean, Jr. (R- Union) issued the following statement upon learning that Department of Banking and Insurance Commissioner Thomas Considine will be departing the Christie Administration to return to the private sector:
“Commissioner Considine was a tireless advocate for business who worked hard to streamline a regulatory process that had become...Read Full Story
January 10, 2012
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Senator Tom Kean
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Senate Republican Leader Tom Kean, Jr. (R- Union) issued the following statement mourning the death of his friend and colleague, Assembly Republican Leader Alex DeCroce:
The New Jersey Legislature lost one of its own today, and with him, a great leader and public servant.
Assemblyman Alex DeCroce passed away while serving the people of New Jersey shortly after...Read Full Story
January 10, 2012
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Senator Kevin J. O'Toole
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Senator Kevin O’Toole issued the following statement on the passing of Assemblyman Alex DeCroce:
“I am truly saddened to learn that my friend and mentor Alex DeCroce passed away last night. He truly loved New Jersey and from an early age dedicated his energy, his intellect and his spirit to serving the people of this State. I learned a lot on how to be an...Read Full Story
November 22, 2011
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Senator Steve Oroho (R-24)
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“Don’t blame the executives… They are just responding rationally…choppering home every night [to Pennsylvania] means they can pay a flat tax of 3 percent to Pennsylvania, rather than roughly 9 percent to New Jersey.” (Tom Moran, The Star-Ledger, 11/20/11)
“You are kidding yourself if you think you can be one of the highest-taxed states in the nation, have...Read Full Story
November 3, 2011
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Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26)
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Auditors Find $633 Million Missing from Client Accounts at Corzine’s MF Global
In light of a recent audit by regulators which found $633 million missing from client accounts at the failed investment firm of former Governor Jon Corzine, Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26) has asked New Jersey Treasurer Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff to determine if any state funds...Read Full Story
In February 2012, New Jersey's governor does not. I have heard the arguments that the bill's failure during the Corzine administration was Gov. Jon Corzine's fault. Democrats blame Corzine for everything. I do not doubt that there is at least one Jersey ...
Oak Park, Ill. - Nancy Corzine, the mother of former New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine, has died. The retired schoolteacher was 95. The Drechsler, Brown & Williams Funeral Home says Corzine died Tuesday at her home in Oak Park, Ill. Nancy Corzine held ...
Former governor Jon Corzine, chairman of the bankrupt MF Global Holding Ltd., has put his Maxwell Place penthouse on the market for 11 percent less than what he paid for it in 2008, according to a Bloomberg news agency report.
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com$1.2 Billion 'Vaporized' Under Obama Bundler Jon Corzine's 'Leadership' at MF ...Big Governmentby Wynton Hall Former New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine had little trouble finding $500000 in his role as a top Obama campaign bundler, but locating the missing $1.2 billion in customer funds he oversaw as the head of MF Global funds is proving far more ...Former New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine's luxurious Hoboken penthouse is on...
CHICAGO, February 3, 2011— CEO’s are compensated very handsomely for one reason, responsibility. They assume responsibility for a whole entity. Part of that responsibility is fiduciary. One could reasonably assume that a CEO would be able to ...
Jon Stevens Corzine (born January 1, 1947) is the Governor of New Jersey. He was sworn into office on January 17, 2006, for a four-year term ending in 2010.
TRENTON, N.J. - Gov. Jon Corzine is facing criticism for pushing New Jersey as a state where stem cell study can flourish, less than a year after voters rejected a state plan to borrow millions to encourage the controversial research. Corzine ...