The tournament for the FedEx Cup represents a big opportunity for not only the players, but for local businesses reaping the benefit of heavier foot traffic and, for some, a presence at the event.

Summertime calls for a beer, and beer calls for clean water, by Alexis Degan, executive director of the New Jersey Brewers Association, representing over half of the breweries in the state.

The first-of-its-kind confectionery will span 22,000 square feet over three levels and feature more than 10,000 candy choices

Jersey Shore Restaurant Week started 10 years ago. Now, it happens twice a year and has upward of 100 participants, with every restaurant still operating from that first year participating. Across the state, New Jersey is home to more than 30 similar, local events throughout the year.

The 4,600-square-foot location will be housed in the 55 S. Essex Ave. property from L+M Development Partners.

The Camden-based company said it signed a deal to sell the Australian snacks unit to KKR & Co Inc.

Erin Klebaur joins the firm from 14 years at Creative Marketing Alliance.

Newark's Manischewitz is set to be acquired by Bayonne-based Kayco.

To make the brew, Pabst ferments malted barley, then removes the malt flavor and color to leave a neutral alcohol that it combines with Arabica and Robusta coffee beans, sugar, milk and vanilla.

When fast-casual dining chain Poke Bros. announced in early July that it would open its first location in the state this fall, the notice didn’t just mark the arrival of another eatery. Instead, say some experts, it highlighted the way that demographic and other trends are driving more people to eat out.

Cannabidiol is approved for only one use by the FDA: a drug to treat a rare form of epilepsy. But due in part to the legalization of hemp in the 2018 Farm Bill and a new abundance of available hemp-derived oil, it’s now become what three out of four chefs surveyed by the National Restaurant Association last year saw as one of the hottest trends for 2019.

The location is the brand's 20th New Jersey store and brings 190 part- and full-time jobs to the area, according to the company.