JERSEY CITY

Jersey City Business News

Coverage of business in Jersey City focuses on company operations, market shifts and commerce. Reporting follows organizational news, ranging from independent ventures to major firms.


Philanthropy

Live Poll

Do you believe large-scale political fundraising events help create fairer midterm election races?

Philanthropy

Menendez and Sherrill Raise $200,000 for Midterms

The event in Jersey City bolsters Democratic efforts to secure a majority in the upcoming midterm elections.

Menendez and Sherrill Raise $200,000 for Midterms

Jobs

Live Poll

Should developers be required to provide more public benefits to your community?

Remote Work

KRE Group Proposes Community Space at Pavonia

The developer of Artwalk Towers has put forward a community and recreation center for space once earmarked for a Centre Pompidou satellite.

KRE Group Proposes Community Space at Pavonia

Industry

Live Poll

Does a traditional bank acquiring a digital fintech increase your trust in their small-business services?

Financial Services

Valley National to Acquire Bluevine by Early 2027

The Jersey City-based firm will be purchased for $340 million to bolster the buyer's digital banking and tech capabilities.

Valley National to Acquire Bluevine by Early 2027

People

People

Jersey City Redevelopment Agency Names New Director

The board unanimously selected Polina Bakhteiarov to lead the agency starting in November.


Openings & Closings

Live Poll

Do you prefer shopping at large, modern retail developments over smaller, established neighborhood grocery stores?

Openings & Closings

ShopRite Opens New 85,000-Square-Foot Jersey City Location

The supermarket has moved into a new facility in the Everton residential tower at 99 Provost St.

ShopRite Opens New 85,000-Square-Foot Jersey City Location

Day to day, that means commercial leasing, startup funding, executive appointments and the expansion or closure of established chains. Coverage runs across the city and into the surrounding urban area where commerce is most active. Construction permits and changing consumer demand heavily influence the storefront landscape of the city. Shifts in commercial real estate and regional tax policies remain the most frequent drivers of new business stories.