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In Jersey, Gandolfini remembered as regular guy
The actor was a Westwood, N.J., native and Rutgers graduate.
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Business Money
Fed will keep pedal to metal on economic stimulus, for now
The economy is growing, the labor market is improving and inflation is nothing to worry about. That's the Federal Reserve's widely-anticipated assessment of the economy, released Wednesday after a two-day meeting.The Fed said it would keep interest rates at historic lows near zero and that it would continue its bond buying program, known as quantitative easing, aimed at keeping the central bank's
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Sports
Beckham looks to the future to improve Chinese game
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese football ambassador David Beckham drew a line under the country's shady soccer history on Thursday, saying he hoped to inspire the local children back to the sport.
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