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Business Bulletin, Nov. 20, 2013
Check out the following stories:
- For the second in a a year the State Chamber is looking for a CEO following the departure of Joan Verplanck.
- A report from a consulting firm suggests a new name and a marketing strategy could help the airport stand out from the competition on Delmarva.
- The employment figures release, delayed by the federal government shutdown, showed the jobless rate drop three-tenths of one percent.
- A more than 40% recycling rate puts Delaware above the national average after a long period of having one of the lowest rates in the nation.
- Workshop slated on plan to convert pickle plant to poultry processing site.
- Fast-growing pharma company Incyte signs lease deal at old Wanamaker site.
- Less than 100 sign up at state health care site.
- Clean technology topic of discussion tonight in Wilmington.
- Cecil County Health Department to hold information session on Affordable Care Act.
- An inspiring story at the Gilman awards luncheon.
- Legendary Wilmington bakery reopens in Elsmere area. A makeover for Old Country Buffet.
- Downtown Newark Partnership honors Mayor Funk.
- Government shutdown darkens mood of affluent Americans.
- A successful Women’s Expo.
- Fulton wins Gilman Cup from State Chamber.
- Milton Wellness joins Project Pop-Up in Delaware.
- DuPont Pioneer, John Deere team up on software.
- Business Bulletin, Nov. 20, 2013
