More than $2 million in associate bonuses were paid to New Jersey employees during the same period, and the retailer paid $79.3 million in state and local taxes, according to Walmart's updated impact report.

Versus LLC named Matthew Nissen chief strategy officer, Lori Todaro chief resource officer, and Scott Heisman as chief integration officer.

The waterfront spot is the only from New Jersey to make the list.

"We have always been ahead of the curve in offering our clients what they need, and this expansion to Puerto Rico gives us the foundation necessary to provide comprehensive commercialization, compliance, transparency, and other services to this fast-growing market," said Executive Vice President of Porzio Life Sciences John Oroho in a statement.

There are currently 300 positions up for grabs, including retail professionals, guest services and ticket agents, ski and snowboard instructors, and lift operators. Hiring events will occur at the Hilton Meadowlands on Oct. 13 and Nov. 10 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The approximately $80 million deal was announced in September.

The agreement covers 34 airport locations, including 33 stores in airports where Hudson is already operating.

Named for the retired New Jersey Supreme Court justice, the bureau is focused on impact litigation and appellate advocacy that advances social, racial and economic justice; protects civil liberties and constitutional rights; and promotes an open and transparent government.

The 3,185-square-foot store underwent a tech-driven revamp which includes a designated area to take the brand's Only Me health assessment, a large-format digital product guide and enhanced mobile POS checkout.

Players armed with visual and auditory headsets, laser guns, and body gear interact with each other and the world around them: a door to another room in real life might, for example, be a door to spaceship or another building in VR world.

Mark Tritton succeeds interim chief executive Mary Winston, who took the helm in May when longtime leader Steven Temares stepped down due to pressure from activist investors.

NY Waterway's free shuttle buses will take guests to the West 39th Street Midtown Ferry Terminal for the eight-minute ride across the Hudson River to Port Imperial in Weehawken. From there, buses will be waiting to take riders to the megamall, which opens Oct. 25.