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Author. Assoc. Editor for the Delaware Business Times. Nonprofit Founder & Director. Survivor.

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IncNow marks 50 years of helping businesses call Delaware home

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By Jennifer Antonik Verified
| Delaware Business Times Verified
WILMINGTON — Fifty years ago, David Williams saw an opportunity to help businesses register their operations in the state of Delaware with the help of word of mouth and one part-time employee. IncNow has since grown into a 12-person business, including three full-time developers, serving roughly 20,000 active companies registered in the state of Delaware stretching across more than 100 countries.
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ChristianaCare buys Georgetown property for $6.75M

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By Jennifer Antonik Verified
| Delaware Business Times Verified
GEORGETOWN — ChristianaCare has purchased a $6.75 million three-parcel site for its planned $65 million Georgetown health campus at 20769 DuPont Blvd., according to Sussex County property records. Christiana Care Health System Inc. purchased the property at 20769 DuPont Blvd. on Aug. 13 from Rojan GT 724 LLC; that owner had previously purchased the property in October 2024 for $3.48 million.
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Fractured Prune plots its second act with Delaware expansion

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By Jennifer Antonik Verified
| Delaware Business Times Verified
LEWES – Fractured Prune Doughnuts is looking for new franchisees in Delaware as the nearly 50-year-old brand launches a renewed expansion effort. CEO Daniel Windon said he is looking forward to watching the company he has come to love continue to grow throughout the First State, including in Sussex County and potentially farther north. He acquired Fractured Prune in 2020 after operating his own locations for years and touting the success of the company’s hot, made-to-order cake doughnuts.
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