DOVER, Delaware (Reuters) -Delaware lawmakers approved on Tuesday an overhaul of the state's corporate law in a bid to keep ...

Delaware lawmakers on Tuesday night passed a bill restructuring its corporate code, as the state tries to prevent companies ...

Delaware’s House of Representatives late on March 25 approved amendments to the state’s corporate law that proponents had ...

Delaware lawmakers on Tuesday night passed a bill restructuring its corporate code, as the state tries to prevent companies like Meta (META) from exiting the state. The bill was designed with the ...

Opponents said the bill would benefit billionaires and strip power from smaller investors. Proponents say it will preserve ...

Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer swiftly signed a bill reworking provisions in Delaware's corporate code after the state House of ...

Trade Desk, for its part, wades into those controversial waters by discussing controller influence and director independence.

The law, known as SB 21, is on the agenda for the Delaware House session that begins at 2 p.m. ET (1800 GMT) on Tuesday, where it must receive approval from two-thirds of the chamber's members. The ...

Critics argue the bill, rushed through multiple amendments since its introduction on February 17, primarily serves wealthy executives and weakens Delaware’s Chancery Court’s oversight.

As Delaware lawmakers debate a bill that could dramatically alter the state’s corporate law, Meta and CEO Mark Zuckerberg have a lot at stake in the outcome.