A digital forensics company in Magnolia is just one of many small businesses that are feeling the heat after President Donald Trump imposed 145% tariffs on Chinese goods and a 10% tariff on all global imports earlier this month.
Delaware saw 400 more people unemployed in March, though the state considers that to show new people entering the workforce as well as others returning to search for jobs.
The marijuana industry in Delaware may see some long-cultivated growth soon as several measures are now in the works in hopes of lighting up the path forward.
Arts and cultural leaders in Delaware are calling out for action after hearing about swift and deep cuts to funding that remains critical for programming in the First State.
After an extensive search that kicked off last year, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has named Chicago Fed economist Anna Paulson as its next president and CEO.
Delaware Business Times Editor Katie Tabeling states with the news about tariffs evolving every hour, small businesses and consumers are uncertain what direction to go.
Delaware’s unemployment rate remains essentially unchanged for February, but the data indicates that could be because there are fewer jobs available and more people dropping out of the workforce.
