Delaware’s downtown districts strived to rebrand themselves as the place for one-of-a-kind shopping and community experience, but the COVID-19 pandemic has forced dramatic change in the independent retail business model. For decades, big box stores ...
We’re now nearly six months into the COVID-19 pandemic and it’s beginning to get hard to even remember what life was like before the virus upended our lives. My daily routine, like most people I ...
By John Clatworthy In this new normal, businesses need to be more certain than ever about their cash flow. Knowing how much cash is coming in – and going out – allows you to evaluate ...
WILMINGTON – Faced with stark data on how hard small businesses were hit amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the leader of the state’s business group on the Pandemic Resurgence Advisory Committee believes the next step should ...
Small businesses of all types have had to navigate the rocky waters of the COVID-19 pandemic this year, but many of them are being creative with how to put their best foot forward. Three such ...
NEW CASTLE – Battaglia Associates, a general contractor that specializes in utility work and excavation services, ranks fifth on a new ranking of the nation’s 50 fastest-growing women-owned/led companies. Battaglia President Christine Meyer saw her ...
By Sam Waltz Our First State of Delaware, of course, is well known and globally regarded for the epic sweep of our bench and our bar (i.e., our legal industry, not only in our state courts ...
More than three dozen Delaware companies received federal loans that they said would enable them to retain at least 250 jobs each for at least eight weeks, according to data released Monday by the U.S. ...
MILFORD — While many Delaware businesses are facing an uncertain economic recovery, Milford is forging on with its building boom with developers believing that if they build it, people will come. Milford has become a ...
By Stephen Sye and Renata B. Kowalczyk It is easy to see the impact of COVID-19 and social unrest in our nation’s cities and it is just as easy to respond with empty platitudes. The ...
The Art of an Adequate Thank-You - The holidays always elicit a flashback to the one thing that wasn’t so “joyous” for me as a kid: the thank-you notes. Many of us had parents who
Does Your Company Have an Identity Crisis? - A company’s brand is perhaps the strongest customer-facing symbol of its value and mission. A strong brand also achieves two more goals: 1) It portr
When to Use New Technologies in Marketing - When it comes to new technology, marketers are often like a newborn playing with a set of keys. It’s new. It’s shiny. And we just need to have i
