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Christina Cultural Arts Center Executive Director Shysheika Edwards talks about how we never really stop learning - and how that drives her in her new role. The post 🔒 In the C-Suite: Shysheika Edwards appeared first on Delaware Business Times.

Construction leaders are encouraged by Gov. Meyer's order to look into ways to reduce housing costs, including a "one-stop shop" for regulations. The post Construction industry encouraged by Meyer’s housing executive order appeared first on Delaware Business Times.

The Delaware Business Times is proud to announce the opening of nominations for the fourth annual CEO of the Year Awards. Applications are open until Feb. 28. The post CEO of the Year application period opens appeared first on Delaware Business Times.

WILMINGTON — Incyte has announced promising results from a third phase of a trial studying Monjuvi, including more than half of the patients in the drug study showing meaningful improvement in follicular lymphoma. Monjuvi, also known as tafasitamab, is a monoclonal antibody used in a combination therapy for treating adults with relapsed or refractory diffuse […] The post Incyte reveals promising results for Monjuvi trial appeared first on Delaware Business […]

DOVER — The Delaware Tourism Office has announced that it will award $10 million in sports tourism capital grants to five applications, ranging from hotspots like the Kirkwood Sports Complex to the Dover Motor Speedway. The Sports Tourism Capital Investment Fund received massive interest from developers and tourism leaders alike, as the second round for […] The post Second round of sports tourism fund awards $10M appeared first on Delaware […]

WILMINGTON— Come Jan. 1 Delawareans will have the right to request their personal information and data and learn more about who’s collecting it. Businesses will be tasked with providing it upon request. The Delaware Department of Justice (DOJ) is preparing to launch a new website that will provide instructions on how to request data from […] The post 🔒 Del. Data Privacy Act goes into effect on Jan. 1 appeared […]

WILMINGTON — Navient Corporation has agreed to sell its government services unit to an affiliate of Los Angeles-based investment firm Gallant Capital Partners. The sale would shed 1,200 jobs from Navient, including a few from its Delaware offices. The government services business includes six other subsidiaries, such as Navient Business Processing Group, and was roughly […] The post Navient to sell government services unit appeared first on Delaware Business Times.

NEW CASTLE  — Now with triple the manufacturing capacity and under a new name,  Ardent Technologies is now full steam ahead on production of membranes for carbon capture. Ardent, rebranded from Compact Membrane Systems, opened its new facility in late November in Corporate Commons business park. Backed with a Graduated Lab Grant, Ardent invested $3.1 […] The post Ardent Technologies preps carbon capture products in new facility appeared first on […]

WILMINGTON – Gov. John Carney announced that he will nominate Court of Chancery Magistrate Bonnie David to replace retiring Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III. David still must be confirmed by the state Senate, but that process has faced little opposition in recent years. Carney has called for a special session on Dec. 16 for the […] The post Magistrate David tapped for Chancery Court appeared first on Delaware Business Times.