In my 35-plus-year career, I can think of plenty of times when the outlook was cloudy, but never a time when there was so much disagreement about the current state. Declaring whether the U.S. economy is in recession, which may seem simple, is suddenly a matter of opinion.

Without weighing in on that debate, I can say three things with confidence: Businesses are facing unprecedented challenges; finding qualified labor is paramount; and Delaware is well-placed to succeed. Read more >

The prevalence—and future—of technology in nearly every industry in Delaware

cannot go unnoticed. On October 13, learn how sectors like health care, hospitality,

and agriculture are taking on tech to tackle challenges, innovate, and improve lives. Register >

Are you racing to a red light? [Matthew] Sigelman testified that the growth of our evolving economy “carries the tangible risk of obsolescence for many workers, particularly those who have been in the same job for an extended period [or] who have had limited opportunities for reskilling.” Any receptionist of a now-remote company or cashier managing a self-checkout will tell you time and technology wait for no one. ... In other words, keeping up with technology is not just necessary for the next generation of workers, it is necessary for the current workforce. Read more >