Katie Tabeling

Katie Tabeling is the Executive Editor of Delaware Business Times. Starting as a reporter in 2020, she then became the Associate Editor before being promoted to her current position. With a background in covering city government and breaking news at various publications such as The Cecil Whig and Ocean City Today, Tabeling has established herself as a skilled journalist. She holds a degree in English Literature and Creative Writing from Washington College, bringing a blend of creativity and analytical insight to her editorial leadership

DHA faces a new future with a growing team

The Delaware Healthcare Association has doubled its size as it plans ahead for the Meyer administration.

DuPont drops water spin-off, fast-tracks electronics separation

DuPont's stock rose in the day after the materials technology conglomerate announced it will retain its water division but will spin off its electronics division by November 2025.

Marriott signs on for CRISP campus

The MRA Group has finalized negotiations on a Marriott Residence Inn at the Chestnut Run Innovation & Science Park (CRISP) campus.

Delaware hospitals see slightly different winter illness season

Delaware hospitals are busy this winter, but it's looking less dire than it had been during the early COVID-19 years - and there's more flu than COVID cases.
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CSC CEO Ward urges united strength to protect franchise tax

At the annual DSCC dinner, CSC CEO Rod Ward discussed how critical it was for the business, government and legal community to protect Delaware's corporate franchise tax.

Chemours welcomes Google exec. Kava to the board

Chemours is forging ahead on its new direction with the addition of the Google executive to its board. Kava has extensive experience in data centers and semiconductors, two growth sectors for the company.

EastSide Charter opens Chemours STEM hub

The 41,000 square-foot STEM Hub will serve as an education, workforce development and community center for the riverside of Wilmington.

Meyer previews economic plan that invests in workforce

Gov.-elect Matt Meyer said his plan for Delaware includes less focus on taxpayer-backed grants for companies and more attention to entrepreneurship support.
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Carper honored with Marvel Cup

Former U.S. Sen. Tom Carper, a lifelong public servant that was elected to serve Delaware in state and federal positions for more than 40 years, was honored Monday night with the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce’s Marvel Cup award.

Meyer nominates Bell to lead Division of Small Business

CJ Bell has spent a year and a half supporting small business growth in New Castle County as Meyer’s economic development director. Now the governor-elect wants him to do the same on a statewide basis.

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