We’re seeing no summer slowdown when it comes to business news.
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Check out the following stories in this week’s edition of the Business Bulletin.
TD Targets Delaware
The bank is expected to grow its credit card operations in Delaware, although future plans remain unclear.
Alexander Giacco
The colorful Hercules and Himont executive left his mark on the business and cultural communities in Delaware
Frontier flies into Delaware
The Denver-based carrier is betting low fares and low operating costs in New Castle will allow it to succeed where other carriers failed.
Allen Harim vows to be a good neighbor
The poultry processor outlines plans for its processing plant in Millsboro, telling residents that the site will use less water the former occupant the maker of Vlasic pickles.
Also in in this issue…
– Governor Markell signs budget bill.
– Sussex apartments sell for $1.13 million.
– Well-known regional chef opens bakery-restaurant in Wilmington.
– County land use chief let go.
– Highmark meets cost standards of Affordable Care Act.
– Allen Hiram says its new Sussex County plant will be a good neighbor.
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