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

Bioscience & Pharmaceutical

Merck Wilmington labs to be on ‘forefront’ of biotech

Merck's $1 billion Wilmington lab will work with cutting edge technology for the next generation of biologics, according to top executives.

Banking

Delaware’s top SBA lender sees business as usual- for now

M&T Bank, the top SBA lender in Delaware, finds that there hasn't been much drop off yet when it comes to tighter SBA program rules.

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Roost Pub & Kitchen is Bardea’s new ‘love letter’ to Wilmington

Roost Pub & Kitchen offers more casual dishes and drinks, a void in the market that Bardea wanted to maintain in downtown Wilmington.

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DuPont invests in Tyvek manufacturing in Costa Rica

DuPont cut the ribbon on a renovated Costa Rica Spectrum facility, now equipped to handle more Tyvek products.

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Agribusiness

Top banana importer Chiquita extends Port Wilmington lease

Enstructure and the Port Wilmington have signed a new deal with one of the top banana and produce companies to continue business.

Government

Wilmington rent cap falls short of votes

The Wilmington City Council did not have enough votes Thursday night to pass a local law that would set a rent cap of 5%.

Commercial Real Estate

BPG approved for rebates for future Wilmington apartments

Recent state rebate award announcements show that BPG is planning at least 290 apartment units in converted space and new construction in Wilmington.

Chemicals

Sun Chemical Newport plant awarded $1M MISI Grant

Sun Chemical in Newport received a $1 million state grant to help defray costs for equipment and renovations - and to keep 127 jobs.

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Government

Meyer supports Workforce Development Board with new office

Through an executive order, Gov. Meyer has re-established the Workforce Development Board on a smaller scale and created the Office of Workforce Development.

Government

Despite landlord pushback, Wilmington rent control heads to vote

While Delaware leaders are looking for ways to make housing affordable, an ordinance that would cap rent in Wilmington is headed to a vote Thursday night.

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