Delaware’s maximum unemployment benefit is now $450, and the new legislation also temporarily reduces the tax burden on state employers for the year.
Delaware will launch a Community Workforce Agreement pilot , featuring six projects including the $135 million Hodgson Vo-Tech High School.
DOVER – With a nearly $1 billion estimated revenue surplus, Gov. John Carney proposed on Thursday a record $5.48 billion Fiscal Year 2024 operating budget, representing a year-over-year increase of […]
DOVER — Megan McNamara Williams, the vice president of the Delaware Healthcare Association, has been named interim CEO as the top hospital trade group continues its search for a new […]
Delaware’s unemployment rate was flat in December, while the national trend was down slightly, according to state officials,
DOVER – A year after Gov. John Carney torpedoed a movement toward marijuana legalization in Delaware with a rare veto, bills to legalize and tax and regulate the drug have […]
DOVER – Delivering his annual State of the State address, Gov. John Carney recounted a highlight reel of the state’s economic development wins through his first six years in office. […]
For years, Delaware nurses have been retiring while education programs struggled to find space to accept rising nurses to fill their ranks.
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia CEO Patrick Harker said he didn’t believe a recession was likely this year and that inflation would fall to 3.5%.
Delaware Gov. John Carney will propose significant, across-the-board salary raises for state teachers and investments low-income schools.
A bill that would raise unemployment benefits and would temporarily reduce the tax burden on employers is moving through the House.
With not enough doctors coming to Delaware, the J-1 visa program is critical in attracting and retaining physicians in the First State.
The housing market - and home prices - has been exceptionally hot in recent years. With rising interest rates, what’s next?
When it comes to tourism, 2022 continued to be a solid year for the Delaware, especially when it came to leisure travel. But looking to the future, the question remains: when will meetings and corporate ...
The pandemic changed work, and companies are considering smaller, coworking spaces as an alternative to keep costs down and employees engaged.
While major tenants have pared back national warehouse needs, Delaware has continued to see a tight market with rising rents.
Michael Quaranta discusses his roots in federal government and business relations how it shaped how he leads the state chamber of commerce.
With the start of the new year, Delaware quietly continued its march toward a $15 minimum wage with an increase of $1.25 an hour. The new hourly minimum wage of […]
The past year saw record-breaking sales for Delaware commercial real estate, lead by sky-high valuations on warehouses leased by e-commerce giant Amazon. This year’s top sale of Amazon’s Boxwood Road […]
WASHINGTON – Shailen Bhatt, the former Delaware Department of Transportation secretary in the Markell administration, was confirmed earlier this month to lead the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The Dec. 8 […]
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The General Assembly successfully sent a bill that raises the Delaware maximum unemployment bill to Gov. John Carney's desk before its break. | DBT PHOTO BY JACOB OWENS[/caption]