DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate continued to inch down 20 more basis points in August, with the state adding jobs in every sector but retail and utilities, according to state officials. The state added 800 ...
WILMINGTON – Although COVID-19 wrought widespread financial pain for many businesses across the country and the world, it conversely led to a boom in filings for Wilmington’s many law firms. As the center for most ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate continued a slow but steady fall of 20 more basis points in July, with the state adding jobs in nearly every sector, according to state officials. The state added 3,900 ...
NEWPORT – Amazon’s Boxwood Road plant has sprung up over the past year to loom over the nearby Route 141, and it will soon begin operations with hundreds of employees, a company official said. The ...
WILMINGTON — Capital One, the financial giant which still maintains a heavy downtown Wilmington presence, will be requiring employees who return to the office to be vaccinated come this November. The policy applies to 2,000 ...
WILMINGTON – As the Biden administration continues to promote its response to the COVID-19 pandemic amid a “Build Back Better” tour – 14 Cabinet secretaries are hosting events this week, according to the White House ...
By Philip J. McGinnis & Daniel Wagner Guest Columnists The strength and resilience of the commercial real estate market has been tested many times over the last 100 years – never more so than during ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate fell only 10 basis points in June, although the state did add jobs and workers over the start of the summer period in a turnaround from May, according to state ...
DpOVER – Gov. John Carney signed into law June 30 a record-setting spending package that includes a $4.77 billion operating budget, a $1.3 billion capital bill and a $221 million one-time expenditures measure for Fiscal ...
WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden nominated former Delaware Gov. Jack Markell for an ambassadorship to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development on Wednesday evening, marking perhaps the most high-profile state appointment to the president’s ...
MIDDLETOWN — Moody’s Investor Service has upgraded its bond rating for $32.8 million in outstanding debt for Middletown, citing the town’s continuous annual growth and strong conservative practices to shore up its reserves. Moody’s upgraded ...
DOVER – In their final report before the state legislature approves the Fiscal Year 2022 budget, Delaware’s independent fiscal analysts added $71.5 million Friday to next year’s budget limit, now totaling more than $5.97 billion, ...
DOVER – Delaware’s unemployment rate fell by 50 basis points to settle just under 6% for the first time this year, although that was largely due to a drop in the state’s labor force, according ...
DOVER – The push to increase Delaware’s hourly minimum wage to $15 by 2025 cleared the state House of Representatives on Thursday and now heads to Gov. John Carney for his consideration. Senate Bill 15, ...
REHOBOTH BEACH — Back when the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic hovered over Delaware’s beach towns, the hope was that the summer of 2021 would see a crush of tourists return. When it comes to ...
Against a backdrop of a global pandemic, disrupted exports, trade fights and influx of federal aid, Delaware farmers continued to plant their crops. Now, like farmers across the nation, they are reaping the fruits of ...
WILMINGTON – A year ago, small businesses in the heart of the city’s downtown fretted about the impact of not having most office workers in town through the summer. A year later, they’re faced with ...
WILMINGTON – Seeking to accelerate its services for private capital firms and their investors, CSC has acquired New Jersey-based PEF Services. CSC, the world’s leading provider of business, legal, tax, and digital brand services, sought ...
This summer, a midnight slice of Grotto Pizza at the beach may not be a sure thing. That’s because Grotto, like many of coastal Delaware’s tourism-based businesses, will likely have to take drastic measures as ...
DOVER – The state’s independent fiscal analysts continued their positive outlook for the coming months, despite the lingering impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, by raising Delaware’s budget limit for next fiscal year by $429.3 million ...
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Delaware’s August unemployment rate of 5.4% continued for the second consecutive month to sit just above the national average, which sat at 5.2% last month. New weekly unemployment claims in the First State rose to 961 in the week ending Sept. 11, nearly doubling the weekly number reported exactly a month prior, another sign that the recovery could be stalling. Fewer than 10,000 people continue to receive assistance though, the lowest rate since the pandemic set in earnest.