Delaware saw more good news as a state panel recommended a modest $10.5 million financial package for JPMorgan Chase in return for an expected 1,800 jobs.
Meanwhile in Newark, fast-growing tech company SevOne confirmed it will operate its headquarters in Boston, but will continue to add jobs in Delaware as it moves into a new innovation center at the University of Delaware STAR Campus.
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JPMorgan Chase gets OK from committee for $10.5 million financial package for expansion in Delaware.
Johnny’s Food Market reopens in the Browntown, Hedgeville neighborhood in Wilmington.
State gives green light to first phase of toll road relief route in the Middletown area. (Web only).
Tech week gets under way in Delaware
AstraZeneca gets FDA approval for lung cancer drug.
Former Walt’s restaurant razed to make way for townhome development.
Check out Delaware’s best business people page.
State claims mobile home park operator attempted to convince tenants to sign away their arbitration rights in a dispute over rents.
AAA Mid-Atlantic opens its first Delaware car repair center in Dover.
Dogfish Head owner announces seafood restaurant at former Finbar site in Rehoboth Beach.
Work under way on high-speed broadband ring in Georgetown area
