Probably not. And that's OK. Let Delaware Technology Park President Mike Bowman explain.

The IBM-developed program blends high school, college and hands-on learning. Hopkins is looking to start one pilot at Dunbar High.

Andy Jones has experience in investment and founding a startup.

That's nearly half of its local workforce, according to an employee count we got in 2014. Sizmek, the acquiring company, said a King of Prussia office will remain.

The self-titled Wilmington "Tech Councilman" highlighted three initiatives he's helped introduce to make the City of Wilmington more responsive. He was speaking at a Delaware Innovation Week event.

After landing a number of West Coast clients and investors, CEO Julia Claire Shapiro said "it was becoming apparent that there was little business value to being [in Philly]."

Federally mandated, the program has three requirements: low household income, knowledge of the patent system and an invention, not just an idea.

The second annual Foundry Cup will be held March 23-25, 2016. Its focus this year is bringing electricity to places without easy grid access.

Fortune magazine broke the news, confirmed by CEO Manoj Ramnani, on Monday. He says the company is returning to a focus on consumers, rather than business customers, for its flagship contact-management app.

Both ideas won big at AppItUP, Penn's annual mobile app competition.