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DowDuPont to take $4.5 billion impairment charge prior to spin-off of ag business
DowDuPont will take a $4.6 billion in charges charge in preparation for the planned separation of its agriculture business, now known as Corteva Agriscience. The non-cash impairment charges total $4.5 billion for goodwill and $100...
Trending: City Council approves Baynard Stadium lease
The Wilmington City Council has approved a public/private partnership between the city and Salesianum School which will lead to the reconstruction of Wilmington’s Baynard Stadium athletic complex. The vote was 12 yes and one member...
United Way of Delaware expands to Salem County, NJ
United Way Worldwide (UWW) authorized the expansion of United Way of Delaware’s (UWDE) service area to include the zip codes of Salem County, NJ. The UWDE Board of Directors has approved the service area expansion...
Christiana Care discovery holds promise of changing course of colon cancer treatment
Christiana Care discovery could change nature of colon cancer treatment In a discovery that may have significant impact on the future of colon cancer treatment and research, scientists at the Helen F. Graham Cancer & Research Institute’s Center...
Small and mid-sized business security: What you need to know
By Missy Bentzen Bentzen has more than 15 years of experience of information security in non-profit, government, and tech industry. She has a CISA and CRISC designation. She also holds a bachelor’s degree from Virginia Polytechnic...
Maryland and Delaware Long & Foster group makes Inc. 5000
The Maryland and Delaware Group of Long & Foster Real Estate has been named by Inc. magazine as one of the fastest growing companies in the nation. The Salisbury, Maryland-based team ranked 3,196 on the...
Blockchain technology firm opening office in The Mill in downtown Wilmington
Global Debt Registry is locating to the Mill office, co-working space in downtown Wilmington. GDR is currently expanding its technology team and is hiring for development positions in the area. Global Debt Registry is a private...
The early days of Wilmington’s ‘gentrification’
Morning all, The battles over Baynard Stadium and the former Rodney Square transit hub don’t seem to have much in common with one another. Still, both are related to the beginnings of that fancy word “gentrification” in...
UD poll: Delaware remains solid blue state with voters open to bolder agenda
Medicare for all, marijuana legalization have strong support Delaware residents support a progressive agenda as well as the state’s all-Democratic Congressional delegation, according to a new poll from the University of Delaware Center for Political...
Drones help construction industry soar
Three Wilmington-based construction companies are making extensive use of drones. Representatives from Bancroft Construction, EDiS and BPGS outlined the increasingly important role of unmanned aircraft at a Wednesday night meeting of the Technology Forum of...
Johnstone Supply store opens in Dover
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held by The Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce Johnstone Supply. The event marked the grand opening of the company’s newest family-owned location and its second in Delaware at 890 New...
Potentially destructive Lantern Fly found in Dover area believed to be lone ‘hitchhiker’
Early on the Delaware Department of Agriculture dubbed the invasive spotted lanternfly, present in portions of Pennsylvania and found in New Castle County last November, a ‘hitchhiker bug.’ The spotted lanternfly found in Kent County...