For readers in Delaware, this page covers corporate mergers, store expansions, industry shifts, market trends and executive changes. Reporting encompasses the companies, markets and commerce that define the regional economy.
The second-year federal award builds on more than $150 million received in the program's first year to expand rural health care.
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Do you think health care access in your rural area is getting better?
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Do you trust your state legislature to serve Delaware residents well?
House Democrats chose Melissa Minor-Brown to lead the chamber for the next two years, defeating a leadership challenge from Madinah Wilson-Anton.
Regulators unanimously agreed to solicit proposals for an investigation as Delmarva Power seeks a $67.8 million revenue increase.
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Do you trust large companies to treat ordinary shareholders fairly when founders keep voting control?
Delaware's Vice Chancellor recommends the state Supreme Court review a preliminary injunction blocking Cloudflare's stock plan.
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Do you trust your state government to make starting a small business easier?
The pilot consolidates state permit and license applications for new businesses into one coordinated process.
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Do you plan to donate food to a local drive this holiday season?
The 29th annual Thanksgiving food drive, run with the Food Bank of Delaware, seeks 15,000 pounds of non-perishable items.
Day to day, that means monitoring corporate filings, retail footprint changes, startup funding announcements and the activities of trade associations. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties where commerce connects with the wider state economy. State-specific corporate incorporation laws create a unique environment where the registration of firms is a primary driver of the business landscape. Regulatory changes and shifts in regional investment patterns frequently dictate how the state economy evolves over time.
