Jack in the Box to buy Del Taco

[BillyGr]

Delaware used to require a certain amount of employees, but it was fairly low (like 100).

Their thinking being that, being a small state, those 100 jobs were a big thing for their population and worth giving the companies what made them popular as a place to incorporate (low costs/taxes).

I can't find any information on that law, do you have a citation?

From what I know, Delaware only requires a registered agent within the state. I doubt many companies from other states would incorporate in Delaware if they had to open an office with 100 employees.

Not that I know of - I believe I remember that from being there - probably something that was stated on a tour or similar to that, not that was in writing.

Though it made sense - opening any type of office or storefront could easily get that smallish number of people involved.