WILMINGTON — As Delaware workers continue to return and leave the workforce, the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce held a panel on Tuesday from business, policy and education leaders about how child care plays a ...
WILMINGTON — Throughout his long tenure in the banking world, city politics and nonprofits, Fred Sears II has plenty of accolades to his name. Now he can name one more: the coveted Josiah Marvel Cup. ...
DOVER — Rep. Krista Griffith (D-Fairfax) is working closely with stakeholders on her proposed bill that would create a registry of data brokers, a tool that will be necessary to shine a light on what ...
DOVER — After months of conversations with advocates and business leaders, State Sen. Sarah McBride (D- Wilmington) is preparing a revised version of her proposed paid family and medical leave bill. McBride confirmed she is ...
WILMINGTON – The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors elected its newest members Monday, with M&T Delaware Market President Nick Lambrow taking the gavel at the influential business association. Lambrow will succeed outgoing ...
WILMINGTON – The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce announced Monday that it is postponing its annual dinner until April due to the recent surge of COVID-19 cases in the state. Originally scheduled for Jan. 10 ...
WILMINGTON — Honoring his decades of service to Delaware’s businesses and the way the state does its business, John M. Burris was awarded the prestigious 13th Gilman Bowl during the Delaware State Chamber of ...
One day after President Joe Biden announced the most-sweeping mandates of his presidency to tackle the growing COVID-19 crisis, business and health care leaders in his home state were supportive of the measures aimed to ...
WILMINGTON – The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce’s Small Business Alliance (SBA) is pleased to announce this year’s Superstars in Business award winners, who will be recognized at an awards ceremony on November 3, 2021. ...
Delaware’s small size, easy access make it a great place to live and work in the COVID age The COVID-19 pandemic has established a new normal of remote work and social distancing. It’s a trend ...
DOVER – One of Gov. John Carney’s newest business-focused initiatives will advance in the General Assembly this year after a bill was filed to create the Site Readiness Fund to support investment in economic development ...
DOVER – The push to hike Delaware’s hourly minimum wage to $15 by 2025 was greenlighted by a House committee Wednesday after a three-hour public meeting. Over objections from Republican lawmakers and some small business ...
DOVER – A bill to legalize recreational marijuana in Delaware cleared the House Health & Human Development Committee on Wednesday, after business advocates and medical marijuana experts voiced their concerns during a nearly four-hour public ...
DOVER – Delaware is one step closer to raising its hourly minimum wage to $15 by 2025, after the State Senate approved Senate Bill 15 on Thursday afternoon, one day after the Senate Labor Committee ...
DOVER – Delaware lawmakers are again pushing to increase the state minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2025, a move that private sector leaders say will hurt already struggling businesses amid the COVID-19 pandemic. ...
DOVER – Working to overcome the economic fallout and find ways to retain rising talent, the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce (DSCC) is adding Intern Delaware to its roster and expanding it throughout the state. ...
Carrie Leishman can remember the exact moment she realized COVID-19 was more serious than she first thought. She heard about the virus earlier than some Delawareans because she attended a restaurant industry event in Washington, ...
WILMINGTON – Two of the most-important voices for Delaware’s business community, the Delaware Business Roundtable and Delaware State Chamber of Commerce, sent an economic plan to state leaders Monday, emphasizing the need for bipartisan work ...
WILMINGTON – The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce presented the former State Sen. Margaret Rose Henry with the rare Dick DiSabatino Award on Monday at its 184th annual dinner. The event, held virtually, was attended ...
At least two effective coronavirus vaccines have been developed and await emergency authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, but Delaware business leaders are warning that there is no certain date when the state’s ...
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