The 415,000-square-foot location will create more than 120 full-time associate positions, as well as hundreds of driver opportunities.

According to CEO Sharon Leite, “Muriel’s unique perspectives from fashion and beauty will be a defining factor as we evolve and elevate The Vitamin Shoppe brand, strengthening the vital connection between our merchandise and messaging."

The grocer's 10th in-state location marks the first lease secured for the brand by Levin Management Corp.

The move, which follows a filing for Chapter 11 reorganization by the brand's parent company, will affect one location in New Jersey.

Amid a record downturn in passenger volume, the travel retailer said nearly 40 percent of its corporate and field staff were affected by the move, with its total open store count currently at approximately 450 of 700.

1-800-Flowers.com Inc. bought the business for $245 million.

Texas-based Tailored Brands announced that up to 500 stores could potentially close over time; in New Jersey there are currently 25 locations between the two brands.

Lynda Markoe will oversee the cultural transformation of the business around the Union-based retailer's core values and purpose.

The new Alex Global Products is home to brands Alex Toys, Backyard Safari, Ideal, Poof, Scientific Explorer and ZOOB, and until recently Slinky and Shrinky Dinks.

The 130,000 square-foot ke location is among 14 announced by the online retailer earlier in the summer.

The nonprofit will run its e-commerce operations, sort unsold clothing and hard goods for off-site recycling, and sell previously-loved textiles and collectibles from the 125,000-square-foot location.

Though shoppers returned to malls in Texas nearly two months before they did in New Jersey, attendance in the Garden State is now higher than the former, which Rutgers economist Bruce Mizrach suggests has more to do with consumer comfort than government permission.