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Grand Rapids earns pair of economic honors

Grand Rapids was recognized in a pair of reports as one of the country's top cities for job growth and economic development.

Study compares expectations versus results of self-employment

The latest study by FreshBooks is reporting on expectations versus reality of traditional workers who end up choosing the self-employment route.

Governor says state in ‘strong position’

Roads, infrastructure still the main focus as Whitmer settles into governor’s seat.

Metro Detroit office market still healthy and growing, expert says

Metro Detroit’s office market just keeps growing and vacancies in hot cities such as Detroit, Troy, Southfield and Birmingham are likely to continue to decline as more businesses look to set up shop in...

Exec brings expertise to new arts role

Velie leaves legal field to tackle GRAM funding.

Eastern Michigan Regent donates 60 cases of soup to Swoop’s Food Pantry

Sixty cases of Campbell's Soup are loaded into an Eastern Michigan University truck to be delivered to Swoop's Food Pantry. The soup, purchased from the Meijer on Carpenter Road in Ypsilanti, is a donation...

Shelving Inc. scholarship winners announced

Over 300 applicants submitted essays for the chance to earn $1,500 or $1,000 toward their continued business education. Sara Dancs, a student at Wayne State University, won this year's $1,500 scholarship and stopped by...

Charles M. Lax recognized as top ERISA attorney

Maddin, Hauser, Roth & Heller P.C. is pleased to announce that Best Lawyers® has recognized Charles M. Lax as the 2020 Detroit Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law "Lawyer of the Year.” Only a single lawyer...

Pentastar Aviation joins National Safety Council

Pentastar Aviation has joined the National Safety Council (NSC). Chartered by Congress, it is the nation’s leading safety advocate, working with companies and organizations to eliminate preventable deaths at work, home and communities, and...

Chandler Wilson named director of Eastern Michigan University Marching Band

With an extensive background in teaching, composing and arranging music and leading young musicians, Chandler L. Wilson has been named associate director of bands and director of the Eastern Michigan University Marching Band.

Popularity of gluten-free products is playing a role in latest round of state grants

A number of grants from the Michigan Commission of Agriculture and Development have included at least two with a focus on gluten-free products.

Don’t be controlled by fear

Financial expert Dave Ramsey makes a critical point for those who deal with life—especially entrepreneurs. Don't succumb to fear!

Renderings out as MSU Innovation Park moves toward ground breaking

Michigan State University's Medical Mile footprint is about to get a little bigger.

Recruiting, hiring Gen Z or millennials? Forget the usual stereotypes, expert says

Understanding the various generations and how they affect the management of a company may never have been more important than it is today.

Creating harmony: Dwyer ready to connect as first woman to lead Clark Hill’s Detroit...

Earlier this year a member of Clark Hill’s labor and employment law practice became the member-in-charge of the firm’s Detroit office. As the first woman to take on this highly visible and important role in the Detroit office, Maria Fracassa Dwyer is committed not only to her law firm, but giving back to the greater community it serves.

Grand Hotel to remain a part of the ‘Musser family heritage,’ even after sale

The Musser family, long associated with Mackinac Island as the owners and operators of the popular hospitality business known as the Grand Hotel, say they are continuing their investment in the Island, its community...

New executive chef named at Joe Muer Seafood in Bloomfield Hills

The Joe Vicari Restaurant Group announced the appointment of Bryan Hartway as the new Executive Chef at Joe Muer Seafood in Bloomfield Hills. Chef Hartway brings eight years of culinary expertise and began his...

Plenty of help available for workers with disabilities

There's plenty of help available to help potential workers with disabilities find their way in the workforce.

Greenleaf Trust announces new hires

Greenleaf Trust is proud to announce three new team members: Tracy Gauthier joins as Assistant Director of Compliance. Joining the client centric team are Steve Davis and Christina Mena.

Hey, Bruh: Two brothers working to make Michigan a great surfing destination

You may know the successful “Pure Michigan” campaign, drawing people to the Mitten state for its water, beaches and overall charm. But have you ever thought of the state or its neighbors as a...
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