Delaware approves bill to protect its role as a corporate haven, despite investor criticism.

Delaware lawmakers have approved legislation aimed at preserving the state's status as a corporate haven, facing criticism from major investors. The bill, which is now headed to Governor Matt Meyer, seeks to protect Delaware's economic interests tied to its role in corporate law, a sector that includes over 2 million entities, including two-thirds of Fortune 500 companies. Critics argue the bill favors corporate insiders and could lead to companies relocating and legal challenges.