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Delaware’s massive Project Washington data center plan has been halted
The developer, Starwood Digital Ventures, has 14 days to appeal the determination that the buildout is prohibited under the state’s Coastal Zone Act.
What to know about Angel Rich, the lauded fintech founder sentenced to years in prison
Last summer, the CreditRich CEO was touting her $1 billion startup valuation. Last month, she was in court for defaulting on a loan with her companies as collateral — and for vehicular manslaughter.
Why this one Delaware address shows up 108 times in the Epstein files
1209 Orange St. is a registered-agent center for thousands of companies. Here’s what that means, and what it doesn’t.
How 3 indie gaming studios are bringing in cash despite a VC downturn
After a pandemic-era funding boom fizzled, Maryland developers are turning to bootstrapping, angels and virality to survive — and keep creative control.
Exit interview: Wistar exec Dario Altieri on how to take Philly life sciences to the next level
The president and CEO of the biomedical research org announced plans to step down from his role at the end of 2026.
TeraWulf buys former coal plant in Maryland to support data center growth
The cryptocurrency company is repurposing a shuttered Charles County facility to meet energy demand for AI workloads.
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