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Delaware economic growth runs ahead of other states in the Philly Fed region

Delaware ended up with the fastest income and employment growth among the three states in the territory of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. The figures comes from the Philadelphia Fed’s Tri-State Tracking index....

Viewpoint: Getting beyond the gloom and doom about DuPont

It may seem odd that one of our stories this week is about the Delaware economy outpacing its counterparts in a  tiny region covered by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. The Philly Fed issues...

Tamika Reeves nominated for Chancery Court post

Gov. Jack Markell announced the nomination of three women attorneys for open judicial positions, including a closely watched vacancy in Chancery Cour He also nominated for re-appointment of three members of the judiciary. Markell is nominating...

Business people: Oct. 14-20, 2015

CSC names senior  intellectual property advisor Corporation Service Co., a global provider of business, legal, and digital brand services, announced the appointment of Martin Brodén as senior intellectual property advisor for its Digital Brand Services...

Sweetened deal with D.C. may pave the way for Pepco-Exelon merger

Delmarva Power owner Pepco Holdings Inc.  and Exelon Corporation announced they have reached a settlement with the Government of the District of Columbia. The package was shaped to address the concerns articulated by the...

Black Lab bakery to close on Sunday

  Prestonbot / Foter / CC BYBlack Lab Breads in Wilmington  will close on Sunday. The announcement on the bakery’s website and Facebook page  did not give a reason for the closing. The bakery specialized in artisan...

Refinery reports toxic release, agrees to pay notification fine to the EPA

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control reported the release of 138 pounds of sulfur dioxide during a flaring event at the Delaware City Refinery of PBF Energy. The flaring of occurred around...

WJBR edges out WSTW in spring radio ratings

Beasley  Broadcasting adult contemporary  station, WJBR,  edged out Delmarva Broadcasting’s  WSTW in overall spring numbers for the Wilmington market. News-talk station WDEL, which acquired the 101.7 frequency that had been held by R&B-hip hop station....

Gas price rises by a few cents a gallon

Gas prices  moved upward  last week. In Delaware, the price rose three cents over the past week to $2.21 a gallon for regular, but down nearly a nickel for the month and 87 cents  from...

Program to help make homes ready for winter weatherization

Families  who  cannot take advantage of the Delaware Weatherization Assistance Program because their home is not sound enough to qualify can now get assistance through a partnership between Delaware’s Sustainable Energy Utility and...

Richard Heck, UD professor and Nobel Prize winner, dead at 84

University of Delaware Professor Emeritus Richard F. Heck,  2010 recipient of the a 2010 recipient of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, died on Oct. 9 in Manila, where he lived. He was 84. His research changed the...

SBA disaster loans aid Delaware

In the aftermath of floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, power outages, oil spills, droughts and other calamities that have occurred, since 1953 the U.S. Small Business Administration approved more than two million disaster loans to...

SoDel Cares raises $67,000

SoDel Cares ­– a philanthropic organization founded to honor the work of restaurateur Matt Haley - raised $67,000 at the nonprofit’s first fund-raiser, a sold-out event held last month at Fish On in Lewes. “It...

Integrity Staffing launches digital talent marketplace

Integrity Staffing Solutions  has launched a digital marketplace for talent known as  Erandoo. The company, which operates nationwide, is based near Newark. The site is described as “a safe, vetted platform for the white collar...

Auto repair shop building on Concord Pike goes for $1.08 million

Patterson-Woods Commercial Properties/CORFAC International, Wilmington, announced   the sale of a 2,400 square-foot auto repair building  at 3805 Concord Pike in north Wilmington. The property was sold by C & J Commercial, LLC  to Half Acre Cap, LLC of Delaware for $1.08...

Wawa, Citi roll out Wawa card with discount for gas

Citi Retail Services and Wawa, Inc. have reached a multi-year agreement to launch a private label consumer credit card program for Wawa customers. The card will come with a five-cent-a-gallon discount as well as a...

Not for Profit, Oct. 6-11, 2015

Smyl / Foter / CC BY-NC-SAPartnership brings soccer to the city Wilmington-based developer Buccini/Pollin Group, Inc. (BPG), along with Delaware Rush Soccer Club, The Boys and Girls Club of Delaware and The Philadelphia Union Foundation ...

Grant & Eisenhofer sues former partner

In a legal action reminiscent of the battle between law firms in TV’s “The Good Wife,” a Wilmington shareholder and whistle blower law firm is suing a former partner who started his own practice. Legal...

Women’s Business Center marks first year

  Nearly 575 Delaware entrepreneurs have received more than 1,200 hours of training since the Women’s Business Center (WBC) at First State Community Loan Fund opened last fall, providing support, training, funding and mentoring to...

Intellitec receives Microsoft designation

Intellitec Solutions, Wilmington,  has achieved a Silver Cloud Customer Relationship Management competency, the company reported. To earn a Microsoft silver competency, partners must successfully demonstrate expertise through rigorous exams, culminating in Microsoft certifications. And to...
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