Manufacturing & Distribution

Months after DuPont assured shareholders it had a robust pipeline for potential acquisitions, the company announced it intends to acquire a reverse osmosis membrane manufacturing company in China.

Local and national leaders believe Delaware may be poised for a new stage of economic growth in the near future.

The WuXi pharmaceutical campus is taking shape in Middletown, and the Chinese company is now starting to hire staff for it.

 The Delaware Business Hall of Fame Class of 2025 includes outgoing and rising chief executives who have made significant impacts in the state throughout their careers.

With Delaware now as an investor, Aternium plans to build two manufacturing sites for green hydrogen in Delaware, with sights set on Kent County.

Sam Yoder & Sons, a family-owned truss building business, is celebrating half a century of quality products and successful customer service this week.

Low-voltage electrical technicians protested the removal of an exemption Friday afternoon that has allowed them to work in Delaware for decades.

A new distribution center codenamed Project Diamond, is in discussions for a major Middletown corridor and could potentially bring a 113,000 square-foot warehouse to a business park.

With the return of upfront expensing for R&D costs, tax experts and Delaware economic officials hope that money will spur more business success.

Gov. Matt Meyer has vetoed a bill that would have pushed looser zoning restrictions on marijuana businesses, causing some frustration for the delayed industry.