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Swimmer, writer, dreamer, editor, traveler. BA, MA, JD, PhD.
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Fintech & Financial/Business Services

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By Drew Limsky Verified, Kim Hoey
| Delaware Business Times Verified
Since the seminal Financial Center Development Act of 1981, which allowed national banks and credit card companies to establish subsidiaries in Delaware, the First State has been a hub for financial services. Major banking giants like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America are located in Wilmington. In addition, Delaware’s business-friendly climate and its highly trusted business-law court (the Court of Chancery) have made it a coveted destination for business incorporation.
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This Custom Rehoboth Beach Home Embraces Natural Light

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By Drew Limsky Verified
| Delaware Today Verified
Based in Rehoboth Beach, Turnstone Custom Homes naturally specializes in coastal homes. The company made the most of a 5,000-square-foot lot, which contains a total of 2,467 square feet under air, plus a travertine patio and a swimming pool. Built by Sunset Pool, the 10-foot-by-20-foot pool features LED lighting and is finished in gunite—a dry mix of concrete.
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Abandoned mines are getting a second life as strategic national assets

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By Drew Limsky Verified
| Utah Business Verified
This story appears in the June 2026 issue of Utah Business. Subscribe. Between 140,000 and 500,000 abandoned mine lands located across the United States sit largely untouched, with estimates of up to $100 billion in economic value locked inside. These remnants of earlier mining eras represent significant untapped opportunities — critical minerals waiting to be recovered for use in national defense and manufacturing.
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