As part of its pilot program to explore the possible future use of grab-and-go shopping technology, the company launched an artificial intelligence-powered convenience store at its corporate offices in Edison.

The Secaucus-based retailer is teaming up with caffeinated drink mix brand G Fuel to sell an exclusive lineup of cans and flavors inspired by popular gaming and anime characters

Recently opened medical dispensary Valley Wellness will host the free forum, presented in partnership with Hillview Farms, PremierMD, the Greater Raritan Workforce Development Board and Minorities for Medical Marijuana.

The franchise offers group exercise classes that utilize electrical muscle stimulation – a wearable technology that packs the benefits of an intense, two-hour workout into a low-impact 25-minute session.

The Japanese clothing brand's newest shop is scheduled to debut this spring in Hudson County.

The move, which also includes a number of the Union-based retailer's flagship brand and Buybuy Baby locations, comes as the cash-strapped company tries to stay afloat.

In a Jan. 26 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the struggling Union-based retailer said it "does not have sufficient resources to repay" its debts.

According to the multistate operator, New Jersey is the eighth market to launch Grassroots following its strategic rebrand in November 2022.

Founded 17 years ago in Australia, the brand was sold in 2021 to the private equity-backed owner of the Playboy brand for $333 million as part of a move by the former magazine publisher to expand its portfolio and grow its apparel business.

The Vernon Valley Plaza is nearby to regional attractions, including Crystal Springs and Mountain Creek.

The ruling enables the struggling retailer to continue operating in the near term, including keeping its 800-plus stores open, paying wages and benefits, and “honor[ing] customer programs and policies.”

Under a bill sponsored by Assemblyman Paul Moriarty, D-4th District, the Garden State would become the first in the nation to require that stores provide an offline savings alternative of identical value.