Statewide News

Delaware Division of Small Business Director CJ Bell said his office is considering implementing wraparound services for future EDGE grants awardees as a way to ensure their success.

With the U.S. Small Business Administration focusing on manufacturing in rural areas, Kent and Sussex may see some opportunities for growth - but harder economic conditions may hurt the smaller companies the most.

The Delaware Business Times was recently awarded seven awards from the Delaware Press Association, including two first place prizes for Associate Editor Jennifer Antonik.

Nicholas Moriello, the Delaware Market leader for Highmark who is known for his deep commitment to philanthropy, has resigned from the company.

U.S. Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Del). is once again seeking to pass a bill that would create a federal process for low-level criminal offenses.

With the potential of $40 million in federal funds for small businesses at risk, the state has launched a push for four loan and accelerator programs.

Delaware saw 400 more people unemployed in March, though the state considers that to show new people entering the workforce as well as others returning to search for jobs.

Arts and cultural leaders in Delaware are calling out for action after hearing about swift and deep cuts to funding that remains critical for programming in the First State.

The White House revealed that there is an ongoing national security investigation into the pharmaceuticals supply chain, under the Trade Expansion Act.

DART First State plans on focusing more on "microtransit" to use its bus fleet for smaller, targeted routs while maintaining key routes.