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Filings were still down in Delaware last year, but the state's bankruptcy court remained the busiest for "Mega" Chapter 11 cases.

DOVER — The Delaware Healthcare Association has named Brian Frazee as its new president and CEO, following a nationwide search that spanned eight months. Frazee has a substantial resume in […]

Hooking up charging stations for electric vehicles, helping to rebuild long-neglected sections of Wilmington, adding phlebotomy skills on top of training to become certified nursing assistants — these are just […]

Two-thirds of Delaware’s public high school students are already participating, and the state’s career-oriented Pathways program continues to grow — reaching into middle schools this fall with a pilot program […]

Quantum computing, while not as hot a buzzword as AI, is set to unleash a tsunami-like wave of transformation in the payments industry. While quantum may still be considered in […]

Do you feel like all you do is work? Do you feel that your work-life balance is out of whack? If so, you may part of the more than 60% of U.S. employees who also feel this way. But there is hope. Work-life balance describes the ways people juggle the demands of work and home life in a manner that makes sense. Your work life means all you do for […]

Family and friends joined Synapse Brain & Spine Center owner Dr. Robert Waterson at a recent ribbon cutting, coordinated by the Lewes Chamber of Commerce, celebrating the opening of his integrative healthcare center at at 19413 Jingle Shell Way, Unit 2, near Lewes. Triple board certified, Waterson specializes in treating concussions and traumatic brain injuries, orthopaedic pain, learning disorders, ADHD, headaches and migraines, Lyme disease, autoimmune disorders, Alzheimer’s and long COVID. Waterson […]

The Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce will hold a general membership luncheon at 12 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 20, at Rehoboth Ale House on the Mile near Rehoboth Beach. The guest speaker will be Eugene Young Jr., Delaware State Housing Authority director. More than $120 million has been allocated to solving Delaware’s affordable housing crisis, and Young will speak about how these funds are being used and what impact Delawareans can expect […]

At its Sept. 11 meeting, Milton Town Council unanimously approved a request by SipUrban Farmhouse coffee shop and restaurant to have two outdoor tables and four chairs on the sidewalk. SipUrban Farmhouse had to go before town council with the request because town code requires permission before any objects can be placed in a public right of way. Owner Kristen Latham said the tables are small, do not obstruct the […]