New Jersey & Company Magazine (January 08)

COVER STORY | POWERPLAY | BORN TO RUN?

U.S. Attorney Chris Christie talks about politics, corruption, his future and Springsteen. "If I sat and spoke with Bruce, I'm sure he wouldn't understand why I'm a Republican and I wouldn't understand why he is a Democrat," he said. "Then we'd go to separate corners and move on. That's what America is." Then Christie held onto Springsteen's guitar, and told us how much he himself loves to play.

> U.S. Attorney Chris Christie talks about politics, corruption, his future and Springsteen.

URBAN MATTERS | JERSEY CITY REDEVELOPS RESIDENCES
> People are flocking to live in Jersey City. The city's newest condos and co-ops.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FORUM | JERSEY CITY
> As the so-called "sixth borough" measures up with Manhattan, can good deals still be found?

POLITICS WATCH | WORKING THE CIRCUITS
> The New Jersey Technology Council.

LAW+ | HOPE STEMS ETERNAL IN THE GARDEN STATE
> Stem cell research continues, despite the referendum's defeat.

PRO FORMA | INVESTING OUTSIDE THE BOX
> Non-traditional REITs survive—and thrive.

GREENING THE GARDEN STATE | GREENING UP DISASTERS
> Fireman's Fund introduces green insurance.

NEXT? | THE SWEET SCENT OF BICENTENNIAL SUCCESS
> Lisa Schofield talks to Florida Water's thriving makers in Westwood.

CONCEPT | BUILT IN NO TIME
> Kullman Corporation offers "lean manufacturing."

BACK STORY | HEARTWARMING HEARTH BUILDING
> For David T. Gockel of Langan Engineering & Environmental Services, volunteering for Habitat for Humanity supports Paterson and his spirit.