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"We were truly appalled and disheartened by the actions that took place at the U.S. Capitol last week. America has long stood as a beacon for the world in our relentless pursuit of respect, tolerance and decency," Rocket CEO Jay Farner said in a statement.
Dan Gilbert's Rocket Cos. and others around the state are taking a hard stand against last week's insurrection and the politicians who they view...
"We were truly appalled and disheartened by the actions that took place at the U.S. Capitol last week. America has long stood as a beacon for the world in our relentless pursuit of respect, tolerance and decency," Rocket CEO Jay Farner said in a statement.
Dan Gilbert's Rocket Cos. and others around the state are taking a hard stand against last week's insurrection and the politicians who they view...
I'm vaccinated — or at least I feel like I am, even though it is just the first of two doses, writes health care reporter Jay Greene.
I'm vaccinated — or at least I feel like I am, even though it is just the first of two doses, writes health care reporter Jay Greene.
The Detroit Auto Dealers Association, which runs the show, said it would host a reimagined version of its "Motor Bella" concept at the M1 Concourse in Pontiac Sept. 21-26 featuring 1.6 million square feet of dynamic vehicle and technology display space
The Detroit Auto Dealers Association, which runs the show, said it would host a reimagined version of its "Motor Bella" concept at the M1 Concourse in Pontiac Sept. 21-26 featuring 1.6 million square feet of dynamic vehicle and technology display space
PPP rescue program restarts for narrow slice of banks, small businesseshttps:// http://ow.ly/rpl050D5OxR
The popular Paycheck Protection Program was rebooted Monday morning, but it was not quite the mad dash for dollars seen last spring. That's because...
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is asking permission to buy another 100,000 coronavirus vaccine doses from Pfizer Inc. itself, citing lags in the pipeline from the federal government. http://ow.ly/GyOt50D5NzV
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is asking permission to buy another 100,000 coronavirus vaccine doses from Pfizer Inc. itself, citing lags in the pipeline from the federal government. Whitmer sent a letter Monday to U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, according to a news release from the…
Part of the problem, according to Detroit chief operating officer Hakim Berry, is that many people are calling who aren't actually eligible to be vaccinated yet.
Organizers anticipate having vehicle reveals and other events that typically take place at a traditional auto show at a racetrack in Pontiac.
Dan Gilbert's Rocket Cos. said in a statement it is donating $750,000 to Biden's inauguration committee then "suspending all political giving as we contemplate the role corporations play in the political process."
For the first two days, only community banks will be able to make "first draw" loans; companies seeking a second loan can able do so starting Wednesday.
A Hamtramck location is set to open Monday, with Berkley to follow later this year
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Crain's Executive Editor Kelley Root talks with WJR's Paul W. Smith about Loves Furniture's rapid descent into bankruptcy and new capacity for metro Detroit food banks. http://ow.ly/MK2i50D5c2c
With five lawsuits filed by suppliers — including Penske Logistics — since Dec. 29, the Warren-based company is attempting to stave off an unceremonious end to its eight-month endeavor.
Look for beefed-up real estate coverage and small business features in the coming year.
The Rochester-based tech company has brought on the big-hitting winner of last year's Rocket Mortgage Classic to its roster of professional golfers it is sponsoring.
The only thing keeping Detroit-based Fangage Inc. alive was the stubbornness of its CEO and support from a very important investor. Then came the pandemic.
Here's what banks and small businesses gearing up for another round of the Paycheck Protection Program need to know:
Plans include rebuilding the interchange between I-75 and I-375 and filling in the four-lane, 20-foot-deep freeway.
With five lawsuits filed by suppliers including Penske Logistics since Dec. 29, the Warren-based company succumbed to bankruptcy protection last week in an attempt to stave off an unceremonious end to its just eight-month endeavor.
"We have the mortgage companies, obviously, but also, you're going to see more emerging technologies, like those around like electric vehicles ... come to the public markets and continue to highlight Detroit as a home for innovation," the Milford native said in this week's The Conversation.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE GROUP: John Tuttle is witnessing first-hand the overall shift in companies making their way to the public markets. Tuttle is the vice chairman and chief commercial officer of the New York Stock Exchange Group, where he works on overall outreach and business development. The.....
Look for new features including more thoughtful analysis and opinion from select businesspeople and community leaders, small business features and a focus on residential real estate.
Two local families join their experiences in toy-selling, pharmacy and real estate to create a growing cannabis business.
If you don't believe a cannabis business can be run similar to a toy store, don't tell Aric Klar.Klar co-owns Quality Roots with his father, Mark, and brothers, John and Michael. They opened their first store in Battle Creek in the spring, just as the coronavirus was taking hold in Michigan. Now…
How Family Video lasted as long as it did and what's next for the stores it is closing.
What is appealing to Dan Gilbert about this piece of downtown Detroit property?
All of the businesses were cited for failing to abide by pandemic-related health and safety orders.
Some business owners are being trashed on social media and their establishments boycotted, while a suburban Chicago CEO and rank-and-file employees at other businesses have been fired.
Great leaders know what they don't know — and to tap the folks who do.
The state's shift in vaccinations plans dominated the news for days, while companies continue acquisitions and more.
Highlights from the week:
An examination of the lawsuits and the retailer's actions reveal a company that's rich on plans but too cash poor to execute them.
The probable short life of Loves Furniture is an exploration in opportunity gone awry. Since its founding in May last year, after acquiring assets and inventory from bankrupt Art Van Furniture, the retailer immediately encountered a squall of operational hardships that left it running from a…
The U.S. labor market lost jobs in December — the first time in eight months.
Metro Detroit could soon have its third public mortgage origination business.
Empty freezer? Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel criticizes fellow Democrat Gretchen Whitmer, says she "overpromised" vaccines counties can't deliver. http://ow.ly/Ptbl50D3UQH
Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel is criticizing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for opening up COVID-19 vaccines to any Michigan resident over age 65...
The mile-long roadway is considered outdated, unsafe and in need of repair as well as a concrete barrier between downtown Detroit and the near-east side and Eastern Market area.
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