Hello everyone,
A story on rising gas prices received the most page views on the Delaware Business Now website in April.
In second place was a story reporting Delaware’s unemployment rate hitting 4.5% in March.
Not in the top 20 were Covid-19, although Delaware saw an uptick in cases during April. It may have been the first time in two years that a Covid story was not in the top 20.
Oher stories of note included Wilmington-based Aloysius, Butler & Clark buying a suburban Philadelphia creative shop and Philadelphia Federal Reserve CEO and former University of Delaware President Patrick Harker saying that he is very concerned about the recent bout with inflation.
Below are links to the top 20 stories. – Doug Rainey, chief content officer
- Delaware gas price rise continues with another 4¢ a gallon added on Thursday
- Corrected: Delaware unemployment rate drops to 4.5%
- Wilmington-based AB&C acquires Conshohocken’s Mangos ad agency
- Biden departs Delaware for the White House
- Interior Department seeks comment, info on possible offshore wind area off Delaware coast
- Delaware gas price rise continues after the end of Maryland’s tax holiday
- Ocean View woman pleads guilty to theft of $1 million from Bethany interior design firm
- Former admissions chief at Tower Hill faces child pornography charges
- Philadelphia Fed President Harker is‘ very concerned’ about inflation
- Newark Urgent Care first Covid test-to-treat center in Delaware
- Both houses pass amended family leave bill
- Travel notes: American Airlines bus, Euro budget airlines at BWI; economy parking back at PHL
- Camera speeding tickets in I-95 construction zone coming on Monday
- Amazon announces solar project in Kent County
- Food & Drink: Chicken eateries; Rehoboth Greene Turtle now Above the Dunes; Fusco water ice returns; Dogfish & Patagonia brew
- Delaware finishes 1st in state internet speed ranking
- My take: Marijuana legalization, Part 2
- Covid Update: Positive test rate rises as critical cases remain few
- Delaware gas price falls to $3.98 a gallon
- DART ends bus mask mandate
