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Former NFL star pursues a different game plan in retirement: a restaurant franchise

Corporations are discovering the benefits of being a good citizen

Corporate citizenship is easy to define: It’s how a business connects its social responsibility to its clients, customers, and community through its legal, ethical and economic responsibilities.

Technology, New Economy Change Face of Business Ed

Business basics, creativity matter

New Developments to Give More Than 3 Million Square Feet of Additional Office, Retail, Hotel Space

In an estimated five years Detroit will look decidedly different.

North American auto show inviting tech incubators to take part in AutoMobili-D

The North American International Auto Show has announced it is working with Techstars Mobility, an incubator/accelerator program.

Iconic Pickle Company Selects Former Garden Fresh Exec as New President

The 'Skinnytees' story: Empowering women by pushing through challenges

Linda Schlesinger never planned many of the things that have happened to her – getting divorced, starting over, dreaming up a business idea that would change her life.

Start with the personal touch in communications

Ready for the grim reality about how well you communicate? Then grab your smartphone, turn on the video recorder and start taping yourself having a conversation.

Millennial Business Owner Looks to Revolutionize Auctions, Estate Sales For a New Generation

'Best and Brightest' honorees raise the bar in Metro Detroit competition

Michigan's New Housing Chief Sees Plenty of Reasons for Optimism in the Marketplace

Michigan companies reach out to areas devastated by Harvey and Irma

Owners of Ambassador Bridge say they have green light from Canada for replacement span

The Detroit International Bridge Company says it has received approval from the Canadian government to build a replacement span of the Ambassador Bridge

Driven By Water

From commercial shipping to recreational boating, the Great Lakes drive much of the economy.

Arsenal of Democracy Still Flexing Its Muscle

The “Arsenal of Democracy.” It’s a phrase found in history books, taught in school and known by many people around the world.

Young Companies and Marketing Budgets

Lots of small business owners who are just starting out ask me how to determine the proper amount of money to budget for marketing.

Retailers Adapt to a New Reality

The news media report often on the demise of retail stores, citing the shrinkage and even closing of chain stores and malls due to competition from big box discounters and online sales.