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DuPont invests in Tyvek manufacturing in Costa Rica

DuPont cut the ribbon on a renovated Costa Rica Spectrum facility, now equipped to handle more Tyvek products.

Incyte aims to accelerate drug research with AI collaboration

Incyte is working alongside a company that promises to use artificial intelligence to "redefine" how biotech companies discover small molecule medicines.

Incyte’s Zynyz receives FDA approval for advanced anal cancer treatment

Incyte's drug Zynyz has become the first treatment specifically approved by the FDA for first-line anal cancer - four years after it was rejected by the regulators.

Capital One, Discover merger receives federal approval

Federal regulators have approved Capital One Financial Corporation’s acquisition of Discover Financial Services, clearing the final regulatory hurdle of the $35 billion deal.
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Artesian Resources names Nicholle Taylor as CEO

Artesian Resources, one of the few public companies in Delaware, quietly changed leadership to the fifth generation of the Taylor family earlier this year.

DuPont announces electronics company board members

DuPont has now named five directors to the board of its rising electronics company, a little more than a week since the company has named longtime executive Jon Kemp as its CEO.

Chesapeake Utilities sees solid inaugural bond rating

Chesapeake Utilities has received its first bond rating by Fitch Ratings, a sign that the company is ready to expand options for financing.

DuPont names electronics spin-off CEO

DuPont has selected long-serving executive Jon Kemp as the CEO of the independent electronics spin-off company, set to launch in November.
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Prelude Therapeutics names Lim as permanent CFO

Prelude CFO Bryant Lim had stepped in the role after Prelude’s previous top financial executive stepped down from the post in April.

DuPont drops water spin-off, fast-tracks electronics separation

DuPont's stock rose in the day after the materials technology conglomerate announced it will retain its water division but will spin off its electronics division by November 2025.

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