Dan Linehan

Companies looking for technologists are finding them in different places

Two years ago, future software developer Jonathan Hinds was earning minimum wage as a line cook. He...

Apprenticeships in the trades: Off the treadmill and onto the track

When he started as a freshman at Hodgson Vocational Technical High School in Glasgow, Dietrich Yontz planned...

Delaware assembles high-tech economy, one startup at a time

Delaware's aspirations for its high-tech economy are crystallized in people like Yushan Yan. He's an entrepreneur and University...

Newark biotech firm harnesses bacteria for salmon superfood

At a facility in Nebraska, White Dog Labs' massive fermenters will soon hold bacteria by the ton,...
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AutoPort makes Wilmington a vehicle shipping hub

At the Port of Wilmington, Camaros, Equinoxes, and other brand-new vehicles roll off rail cars for their...

Wilmington Airport makes the case to recapture passenger flights

‘A matter of time’ before air service returns to Delaware In the past two decades, four airlines have...

Delaware builds apprenticeships inside the trades and out

Though Delaware has long had an apprentice program, its importance has risen as the unemployment rate dropped.

Changes give Sussex chicken growers a lot to cluck about

Poultry industry adapts to changing consumer demands The traditions of the poultry industry in Sussex County might feel...
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Perdue treads lightly but leaves deep impressions

Although Perdue leaves a considerable economic footprint on the state, it’s not the most visible company even...

Wilmington’s LED transition is a first step to a smart city

On the surface, a project to replace 215 Wilmington streetlights with LED lighting is a first step...

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