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The progress in the development, testing, review, and manufacturing of COVID-19 vaccinations will likely be remembered as a modern miracle. Private companies, research universities and governmental agencies partnered around the world to identify the highly ...
Delaware ranked last in approved PPP loans, according to data released by the SBA on Monday. | CREATIVE COMMONS WILMINGTON – With only a month remaining for lending in the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Paycheck ...
NEWARK – Like many boys growing up, Francis “Fran” DiNuzzo dreamed of someday playing professional football. But also like a lot of boys, he realized by high school that the dream would never come true. ...
It may be hard to believe considering Delaware was the last state to begin commercial airline service until as recently as last month, but aircraft manufacturing has long been a vital cog in the state’s ...
DOVER – The Transportation Infrastructure Investment Fund (TIIF) Council has recommended its second six recipients for $7.7 million in grant funds, primarily for projects that have already been announced or are under construction. The fund ...
BETHANY BEACH — Ørsted, the Danish multinational green energy company developing the Skipjack Wind Farm off Delaware’s coast, has delayed plans to bring its wind turbines online until the second quarter of 2026, four years ...
By Jennifer Gimler Brady & Jennifer Penberthy Buckley Guest Columnists A question we increasingly hear from clients is whether employers can require that employees get the COVID-19 vaccine. And no wonder. The pandemic may be ...
By Gloria Ruci Guest Columnist When I first graduated from the University of Delaware almost four years ago, I was drawn to the shimmering illusion that a city job, such as working in Philadelphia or ...
The Delaware Business Times is excited to announce the opening of its inaugural CEO of the Year award, which will recognize the First State’s best leaders in companies of all sizes. “It has been a ...
Amazon confirmed Monday morning that it is opening two last-mile delivery centers in New Castle County, continuing its First State building spree. The centers include already-built space at the Delaware Logistics Center near Delaware City, ...
REHOBOTH BEACH — The Rehoboth Avenue property previously planned for a four-story hotel has been sold to Bette Gallo, founder and president of Gallo Realty, and Don Lockwood, owner of Milton-based Lockwood Design and Construction. ...
DOVER – With the state’s tourism industry still stung by restrictions connected to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Delaware Tourism Office is launching a new incubator and workshop program to help ensure businesses are prepared for ...
WILMINGTON – ChristianaCare plans on adding a 24-hour Pediatric Care Center, complete with 14 beds for urgent care and short in-patient stays, at its recently opened Center for Women’s & Children’s Health at the Newark ...
WILMINGTON — The ChristianaCare and Delaware Neurosurgical Group PA joint spine surgery center cleared final approval of Delaware Health Resources Board on Thursday, paving the way for the project at the hospital’s Wilmington campus. “This ...
Through the first month of the 2021 version of the federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), about half of the $284 billion allocated to the program this round has been secured by businesses impacted by the ...
GLASGOW – A new proposal by the D2 Organization to develop an aborted W. L. Gore tract may bring more than 1 million square feet of distribution or industrial space to the Glasgow area. The ...
DOVER – As the Delaware General Assembly returns to their legislative work in March, one of the most persistent issues in recent years is expected to return once again: legalization of marijuana. Although the narcotic ...
WILMINGTON – As the world begins working toward reducing greenhouse gases that are leading to climate change, industries are going to face a number of challenges to eliminate the harmful pollution from their operations. Carbon ...
NEWARK – Exelon Corp., the parent company of Delmarva Power, the state’s lone regulated electricity utility that supplies Northern Delaware, announced Wednesday that it is splitting the company’s utility and generation segments into their own ...
Delaware’s nonprofit organizations proved to be more than capable of getting the job done in 2020 due to increased public support in spite of increased demands for services, a lagging economy and volunteers worried at ...
