As the work begins to divide up the company, DuPont announced it projects $12.45 billion in revenue this year, lifted by strong sales in semiconductors and AI technology.
WILMINGTON — Corteva was awarded the go-ahead by a Delaware federal court to continue a lawsuit against Inari Agriculture, citing alleged intellectual property law and patent violations. Originally filed last […]
A couple of years ago, Dora Cheatham and some of her colleagues kept having this running conversation. “We would discuss how we needed more heavy water for various uses in […]
In a sign of doubling down on the future of a “new DuPont,” Delaware’s chemical company has now signed an agreement to buy Donatelle Plastics Incorporated.Â
Kathy Tregear named the chief nursing executive at Beebe Healthcare; Seedcopa + SeedcoDE announced the addition of Holly Graver as senior vice president, business development officer; and more.
DuPont has started the long road of dividing the company into three, yet again, with new leadership guiding the way to create new value to the Delaware company.
Right before the stock market closed for the day, DuPont announced that it would split into three companies. CEO Ed Breen also announced that he would be stepping down as of June 1.
SEAFORD — Twenty years after Koch Industries, Inc. acquired the Seaford Invista facility from DuPont for $4.4 billion, the nylon polymer manufacturer released a statement expressing its “intent to explore […]
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People on the Move is a rundown of recent hirings, promotions, appointments and other notable movements by professionals in the state. If you’re interested in submitting an entry, please contact […]
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