Java’s Compost owners Java and Michelle Bradley had a clear business mission: reduce food waste by collecting residential and commercial organic materials and transforming them into usable compost.

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After acquiring Party City for a reported $20 million earlier this year as part of a bankruptcy auction, the specialty retailer’s new owners are focused on making it “easier, faster and more fun than ...

New York Knicks point guard and New Brunswick native Jalen Brunson is lending his star power to healthy fast-casual chain Just Salad. Fresh off a historic NBA Finals run, Brunson has taken an equity ...

Casual dining chain Buffalo Wild Wings is getting ready to unveil its newest restaurant in New Jersey. Located at Centennial Square in Piscataway, the outpost is set to begin welcoming customers July ...

Mizuho extends LPGA event sponsorship through 2030 Tournament to rotate venues before returning to Liberty National $3.25 million purse set for 2026 — with future increases planned An agreement ...

The Lab Fabrication is expanding on the East Coast from North Jersey, following a new lease for 30,283 square feet of industrial space in Carlstadt. The Lab Fabrication also announced South Jersey ...

A financial industry veteran from Bradley Beach is suing the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals over its management practices. Filed May 15 in Essex County Superior Court, the ...

A cannabis dispensary developed by a South Jersey healthcare entrepreneur and philanthropist is celebrating its launch. Founded by Bryant Greene, Uncle Beez Greeneryz in Penns Grove officially began ...

The Campbell’s Co. fired an executive allegedly caught on tape making derogatory comments about the company’s products, customers and employees. In a Nov. 26 statement, the Camden-based soup and ...

After a five-year phase-in, New Jersey’s minimum wage crossed the $15 per hour threshold at the start of 2024. From here on, it is adjusted annually based on any increase in Consumer Price Index data.

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