DOVER — Value-based care, a model that has generated billions in savings across the country in recent years, is at the center of a sweeping Delaware primary care reform proposal [...]

WILMINGTON — The Community Education Building revealed Tuesday afternoon that it has locked in the public funds needed to renovate a donated Bank of America building into a $250 million [...]

WILMINGTON – Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant, a staple of Delaware’s craft beer and dining scene, is staging a comeback just in time for its 30th anniversary with one of [...]

WILMINGTON — Revised labor data shows that Delaware’s unemployment rate hit a record high of 5.4% in January, the highest it has been since August 2021. The Delaware Department of [...]

The University of Delaware Board of Trustees will inaugurate Dr. Laura Carlson as UD’s 29th President on April 17. President Carlson will address the UD Community on nine key principles [...]

DOVER — Democrat and Republican lawmakers have filed a bill to codify Delaware’s independent panel of fiscal analysis after relying  after 49 years of relying on an executive order to [...]

NEWARK – The Delaware BioScience Association (Delaware Bio) will host the fourth annual Delaware’s DNA: 2026 Life Science Conference on April 30. The event will bring together top bioscience industry leaders, [...]

MIDDLETOWN — Datwyler, a elastomer manufacturer, announced a collaboration with LTS Device Technologies, a developer of smart wearable devices for drug delivery, and Stevanato Group, a leading global provider of [...]

WILMINGTON – The Delaware Department of Labor’s Division of Industrial Affairs, Office of Wage & Hour, will host the 2nd Annual Hire ME! Teen Job Readiness Workshop & Job Fair [...]

WILMINGTON — With new plans taking shape for Bracebridge I and III , there’s still the outstanding question of what remains of Bracebridge II. Two years ago, the Longwood Foundation [...]

WILMINGTON —Incyte Corporation was promised $14.8 million in state grants to turn an iconic downtown Wilmington property into its new headquarters, and Wilmington city officials also quietly committed another $10 [...]

WILMINGTON — For two years, the former MBNA headquarters looming large over Rodney Square seemed poised for a comeback when Incyte Corporation pledged to make its headquarters and bring hundreds [...]

SEAFORD — After years of vacancy and deterioration, the Nylon Capital Shopping Center is nearing a new chapter as several entities prepare to occupy structures like coworking space and small [...]

WILMINGTON — U.S. Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Del.) got a preview of the new Youth Development Center in Wilmington just as construction wrapped up earlier this year. The $19.3 million [...]

NEWARK – The Food Bank of Delaware announced a $75,000 donation from Barclays to support the expansion of its culinary training facility at the Newark campus, including the completion of [...]

ShopRite shoppers in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Delaware who spend $400 between March 1 and April 4 are eligible for a free item, and this year’s new [...]

MIDDLETOWN — WuXi AppTec aims to be in operations in Middletown in the fourth quarter of this year despite turbulence with federal policies, executives told investors this week. “We hope [...]

WILMINGTON — The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has awarded the Delaware Black Chamber of Commerce (DEBCC) the Accredited with 4-Stars designation in recognition of its policies, procedures, and impact on [...]

WILMINGTON — The tallest skyscraper in Wilmington has quietly changed hands after the past debt restructuring failed and the owner opted to foreclose on the property. A commercial mortgage-backed securitization [...]

DOVER – Delaware’s comprehensive plan to expand high-speed broadband infrastructure to more than 4,728 unserved and underserved homes and businesses has been federal approved. This milestone, made possible through the federal [...]

NEW CASTLE — In his annual budget address, New Castle County Executive Marcus Henry proposed a hike to sewer fees, along with a 17% property tax increase, all measures he [...]

WILMINGTON - Solenis, a chemical manufacturer, will implement a global energy surcharge of 8–14%, starting April 1, 2026, in response to rising costs driven by the ongoing Middle East conflict [...]

LEWES – Beebe Medical Foundation announces the establishment of the Robert J. & Lois H. White BEST (Beebe Endorsed Student Tuition) Nursing Scholarship Endowment, supported by a $1 million donation for [...]

WILMINGTON — The Delaware Prosperity Partnership has formed a search committee and has hired a executive search firm to aid with the hunt for its next leader. The search committee, [...]

HARRINGTON — With farm bankruptcies rising and input costs continuing to climb, Delaware’s agricultural sector is entering a period of heightened financial strain, experts said during a recent Delaware Farm [...]

NEW CASTLE — Hatching Time, an e-commerce company that sells egg incubators, chick brooders and more, has now expanded into the United Kingdom with a logistics center in Northern Ireland. Operations [...]

The Delaware Business Times has opened the application period for the 2026 Class of its Top 40 Under 40 program, also known as DBT 40. The deadline to apply for [...]

GLASGOW— Qnity Electronics debuted its Delaware presence last week when it opened its new polishing pad factory in Glasgow right as the company is projecting steady growth into 2026. Qnity [...]

NEW CASTLE — Delaware’s independent panel of analysts added $34 million to the state’s spending limit for the next fiscal year, although state financial experts caution that economic instability is [...]

WILMINGTON — A buyer has been found just three months after the Concord Mall was listed for sale. Philadelphia-area firm Abrams Realty & Development told the Philadelphia Business Journal it [...]

NEWARK — GE Aerospace’s only Delaware plant will see $5 million in investment through the jet and turboprop engine manufacturer’s plan to invest $1 billion across a large swath of [...]

NEWARK— New fintech startup GradBridge hopes to bridge a student loan gap for college and graduate students at a time when government-based loans offer limited options. Launched by a collective [...]

WILMINGTON – Registration is now open for Delaware’s leading nonprofit learning and networking event, hosted by DANA, the Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement, on May 1. This year’s IMPACT Delaware [...]

WILMINGTON — While artificial intelligence dominates the U.S. economy’s growth, PNC Bank’s chief economist is cautiously optimistic that a new normal may be settling in with consumer lending, spending and [...]

KENNETT SQUARE, Pa. — Wilmington developer 9th Street Development is now entering the southern Pennsylvania market with the acquisition of two buildings in downtown Kennett Square. Last week, the company [...]

SUSSEX COUNTY – The Sussex Economic Development Action Committee (SEDAC) is launching a countywide campaign to collect stories from people affected by rising housing costs and long commutes in Sussex [...]

WILMINGTON — Do More 24 Delaware, the state’s biggest day of giving, raised more than $2.4 million for Delaware’s nonprofit community from more than 20,000 individual donors — from all [...]

WILMINGTON – Each year, the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce develops its Competitiveness Agenda with input from members, policy committees, and strategic partners, with final approval from the Board of [...]

WILMINGTON — Wilmington added more than 2,000 jobs in 2024 and city economic development officials believe that momentum may be building with the increase in number of small businesses opening downtown. [...]

NEWPORT – A Delaware company is helping to revolutionize healthcare training by bringing the industry back to a more relationship-based model with the help of technology and live actors.  Inside Avkin’s facility in Newport, news clippings and [...]

BERLIN, Md. – After joining the TidalHealth system last year, Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin, Maryland, now has a new name: TidalHealth Atlantic. All the campuses, physician offices and diagnostic [...]

DOVER – The Delaware Division of Small Business in partnership with Delaware Governor Matt Meyer, launched an online form allowing investors, economic development professionals and government officials to nominate Census [...]

NEWARK — Versogen, a startup manufacturing firm that focuses on membranes used in the production of clean hydrogen, has entered into a licensing agreement with one of the top renewable [...]

WILMINGTON — The latest branch for financial services company Cross River Bank officially opened on Feb. 19 at the Market West campus in downtown Wilmington, marking the latest banking company [...]

It’s hard to say whether Gov. Matt Meyer’s profile is large because of how radically different the media landscape is today compared to where it was nine years ago. One [...]

DOVER — Bayhealth and ChristianaCare are teaming up with the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) to strengthen Delaware’s physician workforce. The three entities have launched a new collaborative clinical [...]

MIDDLETOWN — In the Appoquinimink School District, a cohort of students in the 10th grade have lessons some days in Spanish or Chinese. Some keep their second language skills sharp [...]

WILMINGTON – Permitting delays have long been a contention point for Delaware businesses and leaders, but Gov. Matt Meyer is set on changing the tide. He signed Executive Order 18 [...]

WILMINGTON – Highmark Delaware invested eight Delaware community-based organizations through the large grant cycle of BluePrints for the Community, a grant program of the Highmark Delaware Fund at the Delaware [...]

DELAWARE CITY — Starwood Digital Ventures has appealed the denial of a permit for a massive data center after the Delaware Natural Resources and Environmental Control made its decision under [...]