Katie Tabeling is the Executive Editor of Delaware Business Times. With a strong focus on business and economics, she covers themes such as commercial real estate, real estate development, and corporate finance, drawing on her experience in city government and breaking news. Tabeling's work has been featured in CDC Gaming Reports, Delaware Business Times, and Kenosha News.
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Katie Tabeling's coverage predominantly focuses on local business and industry news, particularly in Delaware. Her articles often feature press releases, private sector announcements, and government announcements related to businesses and the economy.
Given her emphasis on local business news, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight new ventures or developments within Delaware-based companies, economic trends impacting the state, as well as educational initiatives tailored to the local community.
She frequently covers content pertaining to specific events and publishing activities within the region. If you have pertinent information regarding upcoming events or noteworthy achievements within these areas in Delaware, it may capture Katie's interest.
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The Greene Turtle Sports Bar & Grille at Christiana is now available for leasing opportunities and remains open.
Hodgson Vocational Technical High School's new building is Delaware's first built under a pilot program aimed at closing gaps in construction contracts.
Delaware Education Secretary Cindy Marten has seen firsthand what a good education can do—from her family to San Diego to Delaware.
By: Katie Tabeling
ChristianaCare quietly paid $24M for 20 acres near Delaware Park, just a mile from its Newark hospital, as Delaware Park shrinks its footprint.
Hillary Olson, museum veteran from Franklin Institute and Rochester Museum, has a new vision as Hagley Museum & Library's CEO in Delaware.
By: Katie Tabeling
In a bid to ease Delaware's worker shortage and affordability crisis, Gov. Matt Meyer orders review of outdated licensing rules.
After seven years and hundreds of graduates, Zip Code Wilmington's Desa Burton hands off leadership to operations chief Gloria Bell.
By: Katie Tabeling
Delaware's 4.8% unemployment ranks 42nd nationally after a fourth consecutive decline. But the state's workforce continues to shrink.
By: Katie Tabeling
Amazon recently downsized its two planned properties along the 301 Middletown Bypass by close to 40% to meet "current design specifications."
By: Katie Tabeling
Small office renewals and Incyte's downsized lease pushed Wilmington's office vacancy rate to 16.8% in Q2 2026, though downtown lags.
