
How can we take advantage of the technology without harming the public?

How can we take advantage of the technology without harming the public?

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Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

The home appliance manufacturing industry is well aware of the potential dangers of smart appliances being hacked.

NJ Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness Director Jared Maples discusses how the state keeps up with online threats and the importance of securing the ...

In the wake of the slaughter in a Parkland, Florida high school, New Jersey's schools have added to their routines this semester active shooter drills, ...

Laurie Woog, an immigration attorney, discusses H-1B visas, which companies use to employ specialized skilled foreign workers. The Trump administration believes there is a lot ...

A New Jersey congressman drafts an Obamacare replacement. The conservative Freedom Caucus likes it. Will you? And will the rest of Congress? Expect delays. Much-needed ...

One safety net for homeowners in trouble comes to an end. Will its replacement help slow down foreclosures? Higher Mortgage rates could put a dent ...

Using the same cars that take pictures for Google Maps, Google and PSE&G are able to detect methane leaks caused by aging infrastructure.

Facebook and Google faced backlash for "influencing" the presidential election outcome by allowing the spread of fake and false news on their sites. Now the ...

The governor squelches speculation Trump might ask him to leave office early. Even as he leaves the door open. Will he serve out his term? ...

Privacy advocates worry about the amount of data self-driving cars collect and how that data is being used.

High stakes Monopoly. Atlantic City is having its water works buy its vacant airfield to cover the state loan to stave off default. A high ...

Roger Borg owns 419 Neon, where he works glass, gas and electricity into everything from commissioned projects for Google and sculptural works of art to ...

The town voted against it, but the state's making them do it. Build a school. And find a way to pay for 15 percent of ...

The augmented reality-based game takes the basic premise of the Pokemon franchise -- catching little monster-like characters and training them to fight -- and brings ...

Buying a gun? You'll undergo a background check. But there are ranges where you can rent a gun, no questions asked. And that's led to ...