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Incyte’s Zynyz receives FDA approval for advanced anal cancer treatment

Incyte's drug Zynyz has become the first treatment specifically approved by the FDA for first-line anal cancer - four years after it was rejected by the regulators.

Dr. Laura Carlson chosen as UD interim president

Dr. Laura Carlson has been named as the new interim president for the University of Delaware following the announcement of Dr. Dennis Assanis’ upcoming resignation.

Diamond State Hospital Cost Review Board continues to develop regulations

The Diamond State Hospital Cost Review Board is grappling with the First State’s continuing trend of increasing health care expenditures following the release of the 2023 spending benchmark report.

Top data center group runs trial of Chemours’ cooling fluid

Chemours has signed a deal with global data center company NTT DATA to launch a full-scale trial product run on Opteon 2P50.
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New Castle County impact fee hike revisited

The New Castle County Council is considering an increase in fees paid by developers on new construction to help support the added cost of county services five months after such a proposal was vetoed.

Wilmington market sees signs of stabilization in first quarter

In the early months of 2025, the Wilmington office market saw a solid rebound as 60,000 square feet of leases were signed and vacancies hovered around 19%.

AstraZeneca executive stresses using local supply chain to weather tariffs

Joris Silon, U.S. Country President for AstraZeneca, talks about the need for a local supply chain in today's world during last week's Delaware's DNA Life Science Conference.

Santiago joins Delaware museum as executive director

Mandy Santiago joined the Delaware Museum of Nature and Science as executive director on April 7. She’s already planning for her replacement.  
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BPG to build STAR Campus apartments

The Buccini/Pollin Group celebrated yet another start to an apartment complex with a groundbreaking ceremony – this time on the University of Delaware STAR Campus.

QPS Holdings expansion will make it Delaware Tech Park’s largest company

QPS Holdings, one of the first major Delaware bioscience companies that opened in the Delaware Technology Park, will launch a $16.6 million expansion project.

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