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Bed Bath & Beyond to reduce inventory; refresh some stores, close others
The move by the Union-based business will cut up to $1 billion in inventory over the next 18 months.
Party City to hire 25,000 for Halloween season
Approximately 15 percent of current employees began their career with the Rockaway-based company as seasonal employees for the fall holiday.
The Vitamin Shoppe enters the subscription service market
The Secaucus-based health and wellness company launched Only Me, offering personalized vitamins and supplements by mail for $20 monthly.
Macy’s invests in Bridgewater Commons and Menlo Park locations
Stores included in the Growth 100 initiative feature expanded and curated merchandise assortments as well as improved customer service through technology and personnel enhancements.
NJ Transit releases service schedule for American Dream
The destination is scheduled to open after years of delays and some citizens have expressed concerns about traffic congestion.
TerraCycle teams with Walmart for nation’s largest car seat recycling event
Parents can trade in used items from Sept. 16 to Sept. 30 for a $30 gift card.
Tomar Industries to acquire competitor Falcon Supply Co.
The transaction marks the company's sixth acquisition over the course of its 50 year history.
Curaleaf enters $28 million sale-leaseback deal with Freehold Properties
The contract with Freehold Properties covers six locations: two each in New Jersey, Massachusetts and Florida.
Boll & Branch gets $100M infusion to step up growth
Flagship Buyout Fund of L Catterton invested in the Summit-based textile company so it may expand its retail and wholesale businesses, and support its direct-to-consumer business.
Filipino grocer FilStop opens flagship store in Clifton Plaza
FilStop's new location has about 10,000 food items, which according to its owner, is the largest selection of products available at any Asian big box store in the country.
Avenue going-out-of-business sale begins Thursday
The women's clothing store filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Aug. 16.
Two car dealers, one online parts seller settle consumer fraud investigations
The Division of Consumer Affairs has reached settlements totaling $300,000 for three separate cases in the car sales industry.
