Negotiating Deals in the Abortion-Ban Era: Insights from Governors and CEOs

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New Jersey has been named the most-improved state for business in 2023, climbing 23 places to No. 19 in CNBC's America's Top States for Business rankings. The state's strong economy, with job gains leading the region, and a robust housing market contributed to its improvement. However, New Jersey still ranks as one of the most expensive and least business-friendly states. Governor Phil Murphy plans to lobby for another credit rating upgrade, which could result in significant savings on borrowing costs. Despite the progress, the state's finances remain in poor shape compared to the rest of the country.
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