Delaware is a popular state for corporations because it offers business-friendly laws, a specialized court for corporate cases and tax advantages for companies operating outside the state.

For example, Delaware corporations don’t have to pay state income tax on earnings outside the state. Instead, they pay an annual franchise fee ranging from $175 to $200,000.

Delaware Senate Bill 21, which aims to revise Delaware's corporate statutes, has sparked controversy over its potential impact on shareholder rights and Delaware's status as a leading state for ...

ChristianaCare unveiled plans to invest more than $865 million in Delaware over the next three years through a variety of ...

Jeff Jacobs is Head of M&A and COO of Investment Banking at Solomon Partners, a leading investment advisory firm founded in 1989. Delaware has been the favored home of corporate America for ...

Delaware’s grip on corporations seemed solid. Elon Musk led a revolt. The state built its identity — and its budget — on being home to the world’s largest companies.

Delaware Governor Matt Meyer told Business Insider in February: "The fact is Delaware is the best location in the world for a company to incorporate, ...

Gov. Kevin Stitt said Oklahoma is "planting the flag" by creating a specialized business court he hopes will lure company HQs ...

Delaware is a popular state for corporations because it offers business-friendly laws, a specialized court for corporate cases and tax advantages for companies operating outside the state. For ...

Delaware is a popular state for corporations because it offers business-friendly laws, a specialized court for corporate ...