NEWARK

Newark Business News

This page covers business in Newark, from local small businesses to the larger companies operating in the city. Reporting takes in store openings and closings, hiring, commercial real estate, startup funding and leadership changes.


People

Live Poll

Should university-based theater companies prioritize undergraduate training and student participation over professional-only casting?

People

Sarah Wansley Named Artistic Director of Resident Ensemble

The University of Delaware professor takes the lead as the ensemble marks its 19th season of professional theater.

Sarah Wansley Named Artistic Director of Resident Ensemble

Openings & Closings

Live Poll

Should local residents be permitted to run professional businesses out of their homes?

Openings & Closings

Newark Council Approves Home Pilates Studio Permit

The city approved a special-use permit for a private Pilates studio to operate at a townhouse on Munro Road.

Newark Council Approves Home Pilates Studio Permit

Jobs

Live Poll

Should Delaware keep offering grants to attract companies that promise new jobs?

Remote Work

GradBridge Opens Newark Headquarters

The student lending company opened its 9,321-square-foot office at Iron Hill Corporate Center and plans 49 full-time Delaware jobs over five years.

GradBridge Opens Newark Headquarters

Philanthropy

Philanthropy

Newark Police Have Raised Funds for New K-9 Unit

The Newark Police Department is seeking $20,000 to add a second narcotics-detecting K-9 to its roster.


Startups

Live Poll

Do you believe local pitch competitions provide meaningful support for new businesses in your area?

Startups

Anvigen Wins Local Swim with the Sharks Competition

The Newark-based honeybee startup secured the win at the New Castle County Chamber of Commerce event.

Anvigen Wins Local Swim with the Sharks Competition

Newark business reporting spans the companies that anchor the city, commercial leasing and development, hiring and layoffs, and the small businesses working its neighborhoods and commercial streets. Coverage reaches across the city and into the communities around it wherever a business story crosses the line. Commercial leasing and new construction generate as many stories as hiring does. Logistics, port-related trade, finance and higher education are the sectors most often behind a Newark business story.