Recent Articles from Kimberly Redmond
Edible Garden expands distribution deal with Walmart
The agreement will grow available products from the hydroponic farming company in Northeast stores as well as introduce the brand to new retail locations in other regions of the country.
Bed Bath & Beyond’s former coupon czar back with new home goods retailer
After the bankrupt retailer kicked off store closing sales and stopped accepting its beloved 20% discounts, an e-tailer launched by one of the company’s former executives was among the many businesses that stepped up to honor the offer.
Former owner of 2 popular Newark restaurants admits tax evasion
Jorge Fernandes – who had a 50% stake in Iberia Tavern and Iberia Peninsula – pleaded guilty to paying employees off the books and avoiding more than $715,000 in payroll taxes, according to federal authorities.
Ayr debuts expanded Eatontown dispensary (updated)
The bigger and brighter shop offers increased maximum occupancy and nearly triple the number of point-of-sale stations.
Johnson & Johnson latest drugmaker to sue over Medicare drug price negotiations
“The IRA [Inflation Reduction Act] breaks the agreement at the heart of the patent and regulatory laws: when companies invest and succeed at developing innovative new treatments, they are awarded time-limited and constitutionally protected rights in their innovation," J&J said announcing its lawsuit.
Lidl closes two underperforming NJ locations
The move comes as the discount grocer shutters nearly a dozen stores across the U.S.
Babies R Us makes US comeback with American Dream flagship
The new store in East Rutherford is the brand’s first brick-and-mortar location to open since it was acquired two years ago by WHP Global Management.
Halfway there: Wawa makes progress on launching 76 new stores this year
Following its latest opening on July 20, the convenience story will continue to grow its 260-plus-store footprint in New Jersey this summer.
Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay $18.8M in baby powder lawsuit
The trial is the first that the New Brunswick health care giant has faced in almost two years over accusations that the company hid the health risks of its talc products.
Murphy signs law designating official state mineral
Franklinite – a rock made up of zinc, iron and manganese – is often found in northwest New Jersey, but otherwise considered rare around the world.
Cannabist workers ratify 1st union contract
More than a year after winning the fight to organize, employees at Columbia Care Inc.’s dispensary in Deptford voted unanimously to accept the agreement.
NJ restaurant, Taco Bell continue fight over ‘Taco Tuesday’ trademark
Amid a challenge from the fast-food giant, a Wyoming restaurant abandoned its claim to own the phrase in 49 states, leaving the expression free to use nationwide – except in New Jersey.