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The Delaware Business Weekly Round Up – September 26, 2014

By admin September 26, 2014 Accounting & Finance, Business, Delaware, Government, Industries, Law & Legal No Comments

The Delaware Business Weekly Round Up is designed to bring you some quick links to news headlines and press releases from companies based in Delaware and issues impacting business in the State of Delaware. Here’s our edition for September 20th, to September 26th, 2014:

  • 64% of Fortune 500 firms are Delaware incorporations: here’s why

  • Veteran Judge Nominated For Delaware Supreme Court

  • Delaware Court Denies Dismissal for Disinterested Directors When Entire Fairness Applies

  • Delaware Corporation Decides Not to Pursue Applicability of Fee-Shifting Bylaw

  • State Senator criticizes Democratic proposal to slow inversion trend in GOP message

  • Nortel bankruptcy trial starts to wrap up in Toronto and Delaware

  • Acorn Energy to Host Annual Stockholder Meeting September 23, 2014 in Delaware

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  • Region’s Business relaunches as monthly, website

  • Unemployment up to 6.5 percent in Del.

  • $18.2 million NIH grant supports Delaware INBRE biomedical research efforts

  • One Dead, Dozens Wounded When Tour Bus Overturns In Delaware

  • Delaware court to determine where GNP bankruptcy will be heard

  • Leading Edge Ventures raises $10M fund with mid-Atlantic focus

  • Future looks bright at Kent Economic Summit

  • Delaware Chancery Court Applies M&F Worldwide Six-Factor Test in Private Company Freeze-Out Merger and Grants Motion to Dismiss Claims Against Controlling Stockholders

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