The Litehouse Inc. dressing packaged with the ready-to-eat salad products is contains a misbranding and an undeclared allergen.

A Wyckoff insurance agent and stay-at-home-mom couple who moonlight as inventors won a patent earlier this year for a shopping cart made especially for wine bottles: the Wine & Cheer Cart.

The CEO of WBGO-FM talks about how he managed to keep the station on the air during the pandemic, what drew him back to New Jersey after a career that took him literally coast to coast and what WBGO means to Newark.

Hail Hydro is the latest session IPA from the brewer, made with hydroponic hops grown indoors by the vertical farmer's global headquarters in Newark.

The entertainment, management and booking team of the Newark arena will oversee live performance, private event booking and day-to-day facility operations for the 8,000-square-foot Jersey City venue.

The destination is slated to open late in 2021, with over 15,000 square feet, six dedicated studios and more than 100 of the healthy lifestyle brand's signature group classes offered each week.

The western Netherlands locale, its 17th office worldwide, expands True's footprint, which already includes London, Berlin, Stockholm, Tel Aviv, Dubai and others.

The 82,500-seat stadium is arguably one of the largest – if not the largest – on the East Coast, which state and local officials say they have going for them, in addition to being in the vicinity of three major airports, training facilities and the media capital of New York City.

The Parsippany-based food manufacturer is teaming up with the largest bagel retail company in America to capture the essence of its iconic mixture of garlic, sesame, poppy, onion and salt, to give consumers new ways to experience their favorite spices at home.

The "world’s first celebrity-branded hotel" will debut in 2022 as part of the hospitality brand's $400 million investment in Atlantic City.

The sub chain, which had its most successful year to date in 2020 and an increase in sales in 2021 of 21% year over year, has plans for 18 new franchise agreements across four states.

Few sectors have been as hard-hit by the COVID-19 pandemic as the wedding industry. Here in New Jersey, the story of how the wedding industry has adapted and survived is one of grit, flexibility and overcoming enormous challenges.