Potter Anderson has extended its lease by 13 years, just in time to start renovations for its upcoming 200th anniversary in the city.
Come the end of the month, the University of Delaware's corporate governance center will have Lawrence Cunningham start his tenure as its new director.
Richards, Layton & Finger has opened a new arbitration and mediation practice, meeting a need for quicker decisions to be reached in legal disputes.
Major changes to how boards of directors oversee companies as fiduciaries was quietly signed into law earlier this week.
STATEWIDE — Some Delaware businesses were at a standstill on Friday morning as a routine update from cybersecurity company CrowdStrike caused a global Windows outage, one that some experts are […]
Akerman LLP, a top transactions and trial law firm, has opened a Wilmington office as a move for strategic growth in the corporate law arena.
Delaware EARNS, the state retirement fund program, is projected to have 3,900 employers and almost 39,000 employees enrolled.
Senate Bill 313, which includes changes to how board of directors of companies that have incorporated in Delaware can oversee companies as fiduciaries has now passed the House.
The Delaware House of Representatives is set to make a decision on SB 313, a controversial change to the state's corporate law that may impact how millions of companies incorporated in the state do business.
DOVER — Garrison Oak Business and Technology Park in Dover is coming to life as business opportunities such as a new cold-storage facility, recycling fleet service company and more start […]
MILFORD – Dhrupal Patel is adding a Twist to restaurant options in Milford – The Twist Indian Grill, in fact. The Twist Indian Grill officially opened in the twin-county city […]
A bill that would amend Delaware’s corporate code to dramatically change how boards of directors oversee companies as fiduciaries in the nation’s incorporation epicenter is now working its way through the state legislature.
FREDERICA — Asbury Square in Frederica continues development across the highway from the popular DE Turf with the opening of Empire Wine & Spirits on Friday. The long-time vacant stretch […]
WILMINGTON – Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP, a New York-based law firm, has opened shop in the First State with three new partners and a focus on cryptocurrency and fintech […]
Despite the state buying One Custom House, vacancy rates in Wilmington’s central business district have risen. Still, analysts see some warning signs.
NEWARK — University of Delaware students may see an increase in tuition for the upcoming school year. UD’s Board of Trustees approved the hike in May, signifying a potential rise […]
DOVER — The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce held an end-of-session policy conference Thursday, highlighting major needs of the business community tracked by First State leaders. DSCC President Michael Quaranta […]
The Precisionists Inc. continues to expand throughout the country, signing a new deal with Henry Ford Health to launch a pilot program to help neurodiverse workers land jobs in information technology.
CHESWOLD — A new parking option for truck drivers finding their way through Delaware will soon be available as brothers Jordan and Ethan Tucker work to open a new lot […]
DOVER — The First State’s only Historically Black College or University will increase tuition by $250 for the upcoming school year, accompanied by a room and board adjustment. Delaware State […]
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