Bob Carrigan, who has served in leadership roles at Genscape, Dun & Bradstreet and IDG, will join the Newark-based company in January, reporting to founder Don Katz.

The company has started a search to fill the chief merchandising officer, chief digital officer and general counsel positions, as well as a newly combined chief marketing and brand officer role.

Designed by the renowned New York City-based design and architecture firm Perkins Eastman, the building will include 456,000 square feet of modern loft-style and penthouse offices with access to a rooftop featuring green space and views of both Newark and Manhattan.

The Jersey City Project on Friday said it awarded eight area businesses with its 2019 Small Business Grant Fund. The grant fund was created to support businesses owned and operated in Jersey City in need of a moderate financial investment to expand local operations. Recipients are selected by a revolving third-party review board made up of ...

The company will pay approximately $50 million for the retailer’s name, website and other operating assets.

“We are offering online-first brands something that is entirely unique and practical – the only all-in-one solution that empowers them to achieve profitability, establish a physical retail presence and build stronger customer connections," said ShopFulfill Founder and CEO Shlomo Chopp.

The latest businesses to join the ground-floor ‘pedestrian street’ of Somerset Development's Holmdel metroburb are Renaissance Pilates + Wellness, Justin’s Barbershop, Jersey Freeze and The Gathering Shops.

Consumers can now recycle the brand's Sweeper, Duster and WetJet refills.

Amazon Logistics announced it will open a 132,000-square-foot New Jersey Delivery Station, located in Mount Olive Township. The new facility will power Amazon’s last-mile delivery capabilities to speed up deliveries for customers in the Morris County area. The center will open in the space once occupied by Sam’s Club at the ITC Crossing North shopping ...

The prohibitions, with some exemptions, would be phased in over two years. Paper bags would also be outlawed but plastic straws would remain legal.

The best solid waste solution for New Jersey is for shoppers to use their own reusable bags, not those made from paper or plastic.