If you’re at Hoboken Terminal or Newark Penn Station, and a number of other forthcoming spots for New Jersey commuters, $1 can get you what you need.

Pre-pandemic, the mega mall didn't get the chance to fully roll out its offerings. So along with a restart for its indoor theme parks and entertainment experiences, the autumn opening will see the introduction of retail stores that weren't operating before the shutdown.

Wade Haddad will lead the company's recently announced store optimization strategy as senior vice president, Real Estate and Construction.

The nearly 200-year-old retailer has nine locations in the Garden State.

The move, which the Union-based company calls a major realignment of its organizational structure, will result in an estimated future annual pre-tax savings of approximately $150 million.

The 368,000-square-foot facility will create more than 180 full- and part-time associate jobs.

The contribution is part of a voluntary effort from the retailer to reimburse governments worldwide for the costs of supporting its furloughed employees in the early days of the pandemic.

The revived retailer announced a partnership with Target last year, which reportedly ended in July.

The European airport retailer is currently controlling shareholder of the East Rutherford-based company, which has more than 1,000 stores.

Laura Coffey comes to the position from a 23-year career at Pier 1 Imports, having held leadership positions in finance, accounting, strategic planning, e-commerce, merchandise planning, inventory management and business development.

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."