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By Mike Scarcella (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday heard arguments on whether the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has the power to pursue defendants in its own in-house tribunal rather than in federal court. The outcome...

Fay Porter is proof that age should never slow you down.

MOORHEAD (KFGO) - Families of residents at Moorhead Restorative Care are struggling to find homes for their loved ones after the long-term and rehabil...

Latest fundraising, spending results released for two council seats, mayor’s post

Supply chain hitches are particularly acute for manufacturers. NJBIZ spoke with some experts about how to ease the pain.

The Garden State has a lot going for it. But will headwinds like high labor costs and an aging population derail the manufacturing boom here?

The donation will be used to support surgeons and specialists who want to learn about new techniques and technologies.

The donation from Dr. Alan Markowitz, cardiac surgical director at UH Ahuja Medical Center, and his wife, Cathy Pollard, will support cardiac surgeons and structural heart specialists traveling across the country and the world to learn best practices and new surgical techniques and technologies.

New York Bustling New York City may not seem a bee-friendly place, but its high-rise rooftops and tiny gardens are buzzing with honey-makers threatened by pesticides in rural areas. About 2.4 million Italian honeybees waited in a white van to be taken to their new homes early Friday. It was parked near the Dakota Apartments by Central Park, where John Lennon’s widow Yoko Ono has lived since 1973. “This is the first year that we’ve done this outside The Dakota,” says Andrew Coté, presid...

Beehive deliveries keep New Yorkers buzzing on rooftops, backyards By Roselle Chen Urban beekeeper Andrew Cote replenishes bee hives on a rooftop building in New York City NEW YORK (Reuters) – Bustling New York City may not seem a bee-friendly place, but its high-rise rooftops and tiny gardens are buzzing with honeymakers threatened by pesticides in rural areas. About 2.4 million Italian honeybees waited in a white van to be taken to their new homes early Friday. It was parked nea...