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The New York Red Bulls and Sports Illustrated Stadium struck their latest business partnership with New Jersey-based Juan, Please. Juan, Please is a Bayonne-headquartered company. It produces ready-to-drink cocktails, such as its flagship TLT (tequila, lemonade and tea), and continues to grow and generate buzz. The marketing partnership announced June 17 features [...]

Benchmark Senior Living continues its expansion to New Jersey with construction underway in Essex County on a new, full-service retirement community. The largest senior living provider in New England announced June 19 beginning work on its second Garden State project, Benchmark at Cedar Grove. The latest groundbreaking follows Benchmark’s entrance to the [...]

Before 2020, Hoboken did not have a dedicated economic development entity, tourism bureau, or small business support office. While the city’s tight-knit business community had enjoyed decades of steady income from residents and visitors, the COVID-19 pandemic revealed the need for these dedicated services to help rebuild the local economy. [...]

The Associated Construction Contractors of New Jersey (ACCNJ) continues to expand its membership in 2025. In June, ACCNJ added six new members. The latest span industries including software providers, heavy civil/highway construction and more. It continues momentum for the organization, which has so far grown its roster by 15 in 2025. With more [...]

In a bid to adapt to changing consumer banking habits, Santander Bank plans to shutter four branches in New Jersey this summer. The Boston-based financial institution expects to close the following sites between in July and August: Hoboken, 214 Washington St. Newark, 873 Broad St. Pennington, 2583 Pennington Road Wharton, 40 S. Main St. Following [...]

Dave’s Hot Chicken has launched its first restaurant in Bergen County. Located at 65 Route 4 in Paramus, the fast-growing spicy chicken chain celebrated its grand opening with a June 12 ribbon-cutting ceremony. Founded eight years ago as a parking lot pop-up in West Hollywood, the brand is known for Nashville-style hot [...]

The basics: Amy Towers re-elected chair of Rutgers Board of Governors James Dougherty elected vice chair William Tate IV begins term as Rutgers president July 1 At its June 17 meeting, the Rutgers University Board of Governors elected chair Amy Towers to a second one-year term. Gov. Phil Murphy appointed Towers to the board in [...]

In May, the state labor market maintained its level from April, with total nonfarm jobs totaling 4.39 million. The New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development released the May jobs report June 19, based on preliminary estimates from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Year-over-year from May 2024, the state [...]

New Jersey-born Latent AI is doubling down on the Garden State with an expanded corporate headquarters. The company, founded in 2019, delivers edge AI solutions that enable the rapid deployment of AI capabilities on any device. Its developer platform helps government agencies and commercial organizations implement efficient, secure AI solutions. More [...]

Plans to expand the I-78 Turnpike extension and completely rebuild one of Hudson County’s busiest bridges are moving along. [...]