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TerrAscend finalizes Union Chill acquisition in Lambertville
The $13 million addition of the Hunterdon County cannabis dispensary expands the MSO's retail footprint as well as local market presence.
NJBIZ In the Lead 2025: Women-Owned Businesses
Representing some of the most compelling narratives coming out of New Jersey, the companies on this list are the result of the energy, talent, intelligence and perseverance of their owners, founders and top executives. Everyone can learn from the experiences recounted here.
A – G | NJBIZ In the Lead 2025: Women-Owned Businesses
Enterprises that innovate, disrupt, break molds and showcase the energy, talent, intellect and perseverance of women as business leaders.
H – R | NJBIZ In the Lead 2025: Women-Owned Businesses (updated)
Enterprises that innovate, disrupt, break molds and showcase the energy, talent, intellect and perseverance of women as business leaders.
S – Z | NJBIZ In the Lead 2025: Women-Owned Businesses
Enterprises that innovate, disrupt, break molds and showcase the energy, talent, intellect and perseverance of women as business leaders.
Entrepreneur creates fun place for kids, ’empowering’ space for moms
After a personal tragedy and then a struggle with postpartum depression, Georganne Youngclaus wanted to transform her pain into purpose and built a business where youngsters can play and parents can find community and support.
ShopRite adds women-owned brands after Wakefern summit wins
Day Out protein snack balls, founded by a Fair Haven pharmacist-turned-food entrepreneur, will hit supermarket shelves, along with Oneonta, N.Y.-based Vesucre’s plant-based frozen desserts.
Sisters’ authentic Ethiopian cuisine eatery thrives in Montclair
Berekti and Akberet “Aki” Mengistu opened Mesob in 2003 and have since turned it into an award-winning restaurant in a crowded restaurant community.
TerrAscend acquires Union Chill dispensary in Lambertville
The play for the town's first recreational facility to open brings the multistate operator's New Jersey store count to four.
