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VOLCANO eCigs is shutting down all 13 of its retail locations in Hawaii by the end of the year.
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Dozens of rodent droppings, including about 78 inside a taco shop, were found at three of seven South Florida restaurants temporarily shut last week.
Delaware Business NowBusiness
COVE Animal Health announced a partnership with one of Delaware’s largest veterinary hospital groups.
Delaware Business NowBusiness
Delaware energy regulators will hire a consultant to look into whether the state should lower the amount of profits that Delmarva Power and other regulated private utilities are allowed to
Delaware Business NowBusiness
Delaware gas prices dropped by five cents a gallon during the past week as crude oil fell well below $100 a barrel, AAA reported. As of Monday, the average price
WDELBusiness
Delaware has received federal certification for 25 census tracts as Qualified Opportunity Zones, creating new investment and economic development opportunities.
Delaware Public MediaBusiness
Delaware launches a pilot program to help small businesses avoid some of the hoops they have to jump through during the inspection process.
KSLBusiness
QQ Nails opened its first salon in New York City twenty years ago. By 2020, QQ had grown to roughly 20 locations.
KSLBusiness
Gas prices are set to drop below $4 for the first time since July.Seasonal factors like end of summer driving season have reduced gasoline demand.Experts warn gas prices may rise above $4 next spring despite current declines. #pickem-widget .pickemContainer { overflow-x: clip; } WASHINGTON — Here's a sight for voters' sore eyes: nearly $4 gas.
ecoRI NewsBusiness
Liquor stores, bottling companies, and other businesses have strongly opposed efforts to pass a redemption system for beverage containers, commonly known as the bottle bill, for years.
KLCCBusiness
The Oregon DMV announced that its Canyonville office will permanently close on Nov. 18.
KOB 4Business
Nvidia's board of directors is opening an investigation into reports that CEO Jensen Huang was the “target of a foreign intelligence effort.” The announcement came after Huang acknowledged to the board that he had been intimate with a business executive whom, according to The New York Times, U.S. intelligence determined was gathering information for Beijing. The board said Sunday there's no reason to believe national security or Nvidia secrets were compromised.