Delaware Court Watch: Delaware Superior Court refused to toss a lawsuit accusing private equity firm Aterian of draining millions from P.J. Mechanical to dodge earnout payments, saying the founders plausibly alleged intentional contract interference. State Policy & Business: Two senators introduced the RESULTS Act to modernize federal education-and-workforce data systems, pushing states to connect early childhood, K-12, higher ed and workforce data for the AI era. Consumer & Enforcement: Delaware AG Kathy Jennings reached a settlement with door-to-door pest control firm Aptive, seeking court approval for a $600,000 payment and sales-practice changes after alleged high-pressure tactics and undisclosed cancellation fees. Health & Food Safety: Maryland reported 38 more cyclosporiasis cases, bringing its total to 148, as the national outbreak continues and investigators track possible links to contaminated produce. Retail & Regulation: Gov. Matt Meyer signed a bill regulating hemp-derived THC drinks, setting a 21+ age limit, potency caps and taxes, and restricting sales to licensed liquor stores or dispensaries. Local Economy: Delaware Division of the Arts awarded $5.06M in FY2027 grants across 127 projects statewide, supporting community arts, schools and local organizations. Sports Business: The 76ers traded Johni Broome and a second-round pick to the Clippers for cash considerations, clearing roster-salary flexibility as they pursue Kentavious Caldwell-Pope. Public Safety: U.S. Central Command warned troops that cellphone videos can give Iran near real-time targeting information, with some personnel facing phone confiscation.