Delaware started the year with an unemployment rate that remained unchanged, sitting at 4% and low job losses in January.

Cathy Kanefsky, Food Bank of Delaware president & CEO, urges state and local funding to help offset the loss of federal food aid for Delaware's food-insecure residents.

A Chinese pharmaceutical company is steadily preparing for its $515 million Middletown campus as Delaware officials continue to wait on whether or not Merck will select the state for its next pharmaceutical plant.

DuPont has selected long-serving executive Jon Kemp as the CEO of the independent electronics spin-off company, set to launch in November.

Sussex County Health Coalition Executive Director Peggy Geisler states lawmakers should support the biopharmaceutical industry and promote policies encouraging research and development investment to tackle major public health challenges.

After the departure of its executive director, the Committee of 100 has named longtime political aide and Wilmington native Dougherty as its leader.

The Delaware Department of Labor’s Division of Industrial Affairs is hosting a free small-business bootcamp on May 5 to kick off National Small Business Week.

People on the Move is a rundown of recent hirings, promotions, appointments and other notable movements by professionals in the state.

After three hours of testimony and outcry from plaintiff lawyers, Senate Bill 21 passed out of the House Committee Wednesday afternoon.

With economists doubtful that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year and household debt steadily rising, there may be a window of opportunity for fintech companies to gain customers.