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 ...
HOCKESSIN – Medical-tourism company My Med Choices says it will hire 230 full-time employees in Delaware by the end of the year thanks to opportunities created by skyrocketing health care costs, a boom in interest in ...
WILMINGTON — In an effort to bring a sense of normalcy to Delaware and expand dining options, Wilmington is closing off some parking spaces so restaurants can expand further outside starting with an iconic downtown ...
The Delaware Division of the Arts (DDOA) has allocated $443,000 in relief grants to 55 arts and community-based organizations as well as 11 artists across the state. The money came from the National Endowment for ...
No one can say that Janine Crawford’s first year opening Pop In Artisan Pops in Middletown was a dull one. “When you open your own business, you have high expectations and hopes,” Crawford said. “But ...
WASHINGTON D.C. — Right after the U.S. Senate passed a bill that makes sweeping changes to the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), Senator Chris Coons says he wants to add more funding to ...
When your entire business model is based on hospitality, how can you offer that with social distancing requirements? That’s one of many questions that Matthew Kern, executive chef at Heirloom restaurant in Lewes, faced when ...
Protests spurred by the killing of an unarmed black Minnesota man during an arrest by police deteriorated into rioting and looting in downtown Wilmington and the Dover Mall over the weekend, forcing retailers and restaurateurs ...
Too Busy for a Vacation? A Travel Agent Can Plan Your Much-Needed Getaway - The weather is heating up and the yearly beach traffic is starting to pick up. Seeing car after car packed with happy vacationers and hauling boats do
Cyber Threats to Your Business and the 3 C’s - In the very near future, cyber security exercises are going to be absolutely expected of all companies by regulators. – Michael VatisMaybe you run a
How Natural Disasters Can Damage Your Plumbing, and What to Do - When Mother Nature strikes, there’s not much we can do to stop it. This is why so many contracts include shrewd disclaimer wording like “force maj
