Delaware Business Laws
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FindLaw's section on Delaware's business laws covers a wide range of state regulations meant to keep business organizations relatively honest and interacting with employees and consumers in good faith. This section includes articles on wage and hour laws affecting employees, such as minimum wage and overtime; laws that prohibit deceptive practices, such as false advertising; antitrust regulations meant to prevent the formation of monopolies; and additional laws. Also included is a description of Ponzi schemes and pyramid schemes, which operate on a system of fraud, including Delaware laws intended to stop them. To learn more, click on a link below.