Our top pick this year doesn’t reside in New Jersey, but he and his company have a substantial impact on the state — and it may just be the beginning.
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Retail
Amazon to lay off 36 Jersey City employees, transfer 41
Amazon will lay off 36 Jersey City employees and transfer 41 others to its offices in Newark and New York City, effective May 31.
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Read More »CoolVines wine shop to open at Modera Lofts
Rutherford-based brokerage firm RKF has arranged a lease for 5,000 square feet for wine shop CoolVines at Mill Creek Residential’s Modera Lofts in Jersey City.
Read More »Bayonne closes deal to bring Costco to city
A Costco warehouse store is scheduled to open in Bayonne at the former Military Ocean Terminal later this year.
Read More »Rutgers Center for Urban Entrepreneurship Support for retail store owners
The Center for Urban Entrepreneurship and Economic Development at Rutgers University has launched the Black and Latino Urban Entrepreneurship Retail Acceleration Program.
Read More »Shupperz spree
Tal Rubinstein describes her company's global personal shopping app, called Shupperz, as the perfect combination of brick-and-mortar retail and e-commerce.
Read More »E-commerce drives shifts in warehousing model
When Chatham-based Sudler Cos. decided to build two warehouses in Cranbury on spec, the developer had e-commerce companies in mind as a possible tenant, according to Jeff Hale, its vice president, leasing.
Read More »Center of the action
One of Gov. Chris Christie's last acts in office was a Jan. 11 sign-off on legislation that offers up to $5 billion of incentives to Amazon, if the online retail giant chooses Newark for its second headquarters. To further sweeten the pot, the city itself is offering another $2 billion of incentives.
Read More »Retailers take ‘omnichannel’ approach
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. announced Jan. 11 it was closing 63 Sam’s Club stores around the country — reportedly including its Budd Lake, Linden and Princeton locations — and converting up to 12 of the impacted facilities to e-commerce fulfillment centers, according to a company statement.
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