According to the company, the move underscores its sustained growth, which started in Trenton more than 80 years ago with with a single retail location and has since expanded to encompass nearly 70 stores.

Ten businesses nabbed licenses to grow and four received vertically integrated ones allowing them to grow, process, manufacture and sell cannabis flower and products to the state's more than 18,800 medical patients and, eventually, adult use customers.

Lantern, a Boston-based e-commerce marketplace and home delivery platform, is looking for approximately 30 diverse applicants who plan to open businesses that sell, distribute or deliver cannabis for its New Jersey Cannabis Project incubator.

The introduction of the legacy California product – now available in the New Jersey, Arizona, Delaware, Illinois and Massachusetts markets – is the industry's widest flower launch in a single day, according to the multi-state operator.

The popular convenience store chain signed a brand new 20-year ground lease with five-year options to extend the 5,496-square-foot store, located at 26 Route 206.

The grocer is expanding its partnership with Instacart after establishing a relationship in 2017 to offer customers same-day service from a handful of stores.

Several medical cannabis business licenses will be doled out, putting an end to a two-year process that, without litigation, would have likely taken a handful of months.

The state's program currently has more than 119,000 patients supported by 1,306 doctors and 4,619 caregivers.

The Egg Harbor Township-based national spooky season retailer is serving up officially licensed costumes straight off the burger chain's menu.

Pennsylvania-based e-commerce company Radial anticipates a sizable portion of shoppers will still opt to make their purchases online rather than in-person.

Kim Bleimann will be replaced by his daughter and Hoboken resident Gillian Bleimann-Boucard, but will continue as board chair and head Berjé's expansion into the European market. Gillian has been with Berjé since 2007, and will head the family business "into the third generation."

A mother and daughter duo’s internet search rabbit hole has led to prosperity for them and for dozens of women in developing countries. Eleanor Kubacki was dreaming of travel. She didn’t know it, but it would be months before she went anywhere—the pandemic was about to sneak up on all of us—but there she was, falling in love with a weekender bag on Pinterest late at night.