Delaware enacted significant amendments to the DGCL to enhance corporate practices, reduce litigation risk, and clarify legal ...

Delaware Governor Matt Meyer enacted a sweeping reform of the state’s corporate law, signing Senate Bill 21 into effect. The bill, ...

Delaware might be small, but it’s a giant when it comes to business. This tiny state has become a go-to spot for companies looking to incorporate. With its friendly laws, unique court system, and tax ...

Delaware has been the favored home of corporate America for decades. Roughly two-thirds of Fortune 500 companies and 80% of newly public firms incorporate there, drawn by its specialized courts, ...

Amidst a flurry of recent reincorporations—conveniently coined “DExits”—of major corporations such as Dropbox, Tesla, and potentially Meta, ...

That’s the number of registered companies in Delaware, with nearly 300,000 new entities incorporated in 2023. There are ...

Approximately one-third of Delaware’s state government revenue — about $2.2 billion — comes from corporate license fees and ...

much anticipated amendments to §§ 144 and 220 of the Delaware General Corporation Law, which are aimed at providing greater clarity and predictability to corporate fiduciaries in light of ...

Delaware is poised to give corporate officers more protections in its courts against shareholder lawsuits after criticism by billionaire Elon Musk and other influential business titans that ...

Delaware lawmakers put aside protests from major investors and approved fast-tracked legislation Tuesday night that backers say will protect its status as the corporate capital of the world after ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Delaware is trying to protect its status as the corporate capital of the world with fast-tracked legislation amid fallout from a judge's rejection of billionaire Elon Musk ’s ...

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