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After liquidation, Christmas Tree Shops to lay off 531 NJ workers
The retailer expects to permanently close its 80 stores across the U.S. by the end of July and is now hosting going-out-of-business sales.
Former NJ broker penalized for selling $900K in unregistered securities
Authorities noted the individual “targeted” clients whom he believed could afford to put money into spirits startup 6 Degree Tequila LLC, a company whose founder was convicted of criminal fraud charges.
Quest introduces blood test to determine Alzheimer’s risk
According to the Secaus-based company, the first-to-market diagnostic offers consumers “greater agency over the decision on when and how to assess their cognitive health.”
Johnson & Johnson’s Texas two-step falls apart, again
A Trenton judge dismissed the company's second attempt to resolve its mass talc liabilities via bankruptcy, writing: "In sum, this Court smells smoke, but does not see the fire."
Experts offer businesses advice on improving employees’ mental health
The panel assembled by NJBIZ included leaders from Brother International Corp., Hackensack University Medical Center and Bergen New Bridge Medical Center.
Campbell Soup plans to invest $160M to make 1,500 Goldfish crackers per second
As its beloved Pepperidge Farm crackers swim toward becoming a $1 billion business, the Camden company is making upgrades to meet consumer demand.
Einhorn Barbarito expands into Sussex County, adds new partner
In announcing its new South Jersey office, the Denville-based law firm also said Lauren Fraser joined as a partner in its accidents/personal injury practice group.
Snoop Dogg teams with Secaucus CPG company to launch ice cream brand
The new line hit freezer shelves at 3,500 Walmart stores across the U.S. this month ahead of a larger, nationwide rollout to other retailers.
Westfield Garden State Plaza’s latest experiential offering: Partying Barbie-style
The Paramus shopping mall's pink-themed event marking the opening of the Warner Bros. film drew more than 4,000 attendees.
CSG Law names co-chair for patent group as part of expansion effort
The leadership move comes as the firm seeks to meet the growing needs of clients in the area of patent prosecution and intellectual property litigation.
CDC: Salmonella outbreak linked to ground beef sold at ShopRite stores
Altogether, 16 people in four states have fallen ill between April 27 and June 16, according to the agency, including six who were hospitalized after consuming the bacteria.
Wawa officially launches made-to-order pizzas
The convenience store chain has added several new items to its dinner menu over the past year, including a burger and fries, salads, sides and crispy chicken.
