For the first time since the COVID pandemic struck, Delaware’s independent fiscal analysts are forecasting lower revenue collections through the next fiscal year, a sign that they believe an economic […]
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate was flat for the third consecutive month in February, while the national trend increased to help close the gap, according to state officials. February saw […]
The advancement of green hydrogen research, production and adoption could get another major boost under a bipartisan proposal co-led by U.S. Sen. Chris Coons.
A bill that would raise the threshold for bids on all county projects and services has passed the House, marking another initiative to level the playing field for minority-owned businesses.
On the third anniversary of the COVID lockdown, leaders from different industries reflect on how the crisis changed their business.
WILMINGTON – In a first for the city, a new 53-unit affordable housing complex is bringing support for the arts to the forefront. Quaker Arts, a $16.3 million project at […]
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate was flat in January, while the national trend continued to trickle down in a widening gap of more than 100 basis points, according to state […]
The state House of Representatives approved a bill Thursday that would set up a framework for legal recreational sales in Delaware.
Walmart it will stop providing any free bags at checkout or pickup in Delaware stores next month as it aims to reduce waste companywide.
Delaware received approval for $60.9 million in federal funding toward four programs that will open credit lines or access to working capital for small businesses.
DOVER – The state House of Representatives passed a bill to legalize personal amounts of marijuana in Delaware on Tuesday afternoon, meaning the measure is likely to endure another veto […]
While Delaware may be well-known for its credit cards, chickens and cancer drug development, one of the hottest markets in the First State is actually in light industrial manufacturing. Over […]
In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that millions of unclaimed MoneyGram checks did not belong to Delaware.
Big Fish Restaurant Group has proposed significant investments, including $950,000 for an event space, at the Indian River Marina.
WILMINGTON – When Lanice Wilson left corporate America in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, she, like many, was looking for a change. The marketing veteran and certified project management […]
WILMINGTON – Gov. John Carney removed the acting title from Division of Small Business Director Regina Mitchell’s title earlier this month, making her the third person to officially lead the […]
WILMINGTON – With the first hundred new housing units built in Wilmington’s Riverside community, REACH Riverside has set its eyes on more pieces of the holistic puzzle of revitalization. The […]
DOVER – Ten small companies were honored as winners of the sixth round of Encouraging Development, Growth and Expansion (EDGE) grants Wednesday by the Delaware Division of Small Business, including […]
REHOBOTH BEACH — Big Fish Restaurant Group is officially moving into the Indian River Marina, as the state Department of Natural Resources and Control announced Friday that it has awarded […]
NEWARK – A coalition of states including Delaware has advanced on to the final application round for the federal H2Hubs grant program, where hundreds of millions of dollars are at […]
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