In a less than 24-hour period, two events seemed to indicate that the northern Delaware economy was turning the corner as JPMorgan Chase announced that it will add 1,800 jobs in coming years. The next day, Corporation Service Co. broke ground on a new headquarters that will house much of the company’s nearly 950-person workforce.
Still, the week came with the reminder of the troubles at DuPont Co. as its new interim CEO and management team worked to find ways to cut costs and reduce overhead.
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Check out a sampling of stories:
Price of gas drops below $2 a gallon at one Newark-area station as inventories remain large and crude oil price drops.
New DuPont interim CEO sees room for more cost cuts.
Celebration on Friday at the University of Delaware’s STAR Campus in Newark to honor history of Chrysler plant at site
Wilmington-based nuclear power plant insurer agrees to $400 million settlement over closing of Southern California site.
Cindy Small retiring as Kent County tourism director.
Delaware State University receives $5 million NASA that will allow continuation of research.
Jack Lingo affiliate raises $15 million for new home community near Lewes.
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