Delaware continues to see a mixed bag of economic news with a 1 percent drop in manufacturing employment at a time when the nation is seeing a modest upturn.
At the same time, the state is now the home of 18 companies on the Inc. 5000 list of the nation’s fastest growing enterprises.
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Manufacturing jobs decline 1%, bucking national trend.
Simpler wins GOP race for State Treasurer
Lighthouse Cove development in Dewey releases details on economic impact.
Milford Chick-fil-A opens today.
Frontier Airlines rolls out new paint job for jets as animals remain.
Lancaster Court Apartments sell for more than $13.8 million.
First National of Wyoming now part of WSFS
Drone technology on agenda at upcoming TechForum event.
