With the nation’s economy humming, inflation low and the stock market touching new highs seemingly every day, economic prognosticators are divided into those who see bright days ahead for 2020 and those who are more ...
By Roger Morris Special to Delaware Business Times Coming off a year when Delaware manufacturing jobs rose by almost one-half percent to about 26,000 workers, jobs growth in 2018 is expected to be similarly modest. ...
By Pam George Special to Delaware Business Times In Delaware, some 49,000 workers – about 10 to 11 percent the state’s workforce – are in the hospitality industry. It’s a leading small-business employer with nearly ...
In early 2017, the heated congressional fight over the future of the Affordable Care Act defined the conversation around health care. More recently, the Trump administration and Republican lawmakers managed to remove the individual mandate ...
Banking is changing up in 2018, and that’s mostly good news for the 38,000 Delawareans who work in the sector. We talked to thought leaders in the sector about what trends they anticipate for the ...
By Kathy Canavan When Lyons Companies used a cell phone app to poll the more than 400 attendees at its 2016 Economic Forecast and posted the responses on an overhead screen, audience surprise was sometimes ...
The objective of Economic Insights is to bridge the gap between the latest economic data and what it means for Delaware businesses. WHAT’S HAPPENING? According to the Philadelphia Fed, Delaware’s leading index for October suggests ...
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