Katie Tabeling

The Innovation Space is now primed to launch an opportunity to help spring its next act: the Early Stage Growth Grant (EGG).

One of the few self-made billionaires, Jenny Just invited hundreds of women to get comfortable with taking chances at the Women in Hospitality Conference.

Chemours will be slowing down investments in hydrogen, including a planned $200 million expansion at a French factory, in its new strategy.

Under terms of the deal, the 85-year-old Cover & Rossiter will serve as the growing Bonadio Group's entry point into the Mid-Atlantic market.

PepsiCo is reportedly looking to lease a 359,000 square-foot warehouse in Claymont, continuing its momentum at the former Evraz steel plant.

As many of Wilmington's largest employers still hold to three days a week in-office, northern Delaware's office market could be stabilizing.

The Douglas Development Corp. has successfully boosted the occupancy of the 18-story PNC Bank Center to 90% by signing leases with four law firms.

Delaware Business Times Editor Katie Tabeling considers the environment that caused developers to invest in downtown Wilmington - and how others may follow suit.

Dabid Smallman, the DPP global advisor, and Port of Blyth CEO Martin Lawlor signed an agreement that aims to increase economic opportunities.

Thanks to ingenuity and historic tax credits, developers in Wilmington have been steadily converting older buildings into mixed-use structures. But it's not a formula that works for all.