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Economists Confident Any Potential Recession Will Be Mild

With inflation falling and unemployment low, experts optimistic potential recession will be more of a 'soft landing.'

Kelly Embraces Automation, AI Along Its Digital Journey

Kelly's use of technology, particularly AI, helps lead its clients along the digital path.

Partnership Touts Detroit ‘Momentum’ in Annual Report

With the NFL Draft and the Detroit Grand Prix on the horizon, the Downtown Detroit Partnership's annual report touted the city's economic momentum.

Uncertainty Remains, But Experts Think 2024 Could Be a Better Investing Year

Though there is still some uncertainty, experts believe investors are in position to withstand any economic slowdown that may come.

Whitmer Delivers Optimistic State of the State Speech

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer outlined her priorities — lowering costs and improving education — during a positive State of the State address Wednesday.

Annual Best of MichBusiness Awards Honor State’s Top Businesses

Dozens of Michigan's top businesses were represented at the annual Best of MichBusiness awards ceremony.
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UAW Members Ratify New Contract With General Motors

By a narrow margin, United Auto Workers members have approved the new contract between the union and General Motors.

Chicago Fed CEO Says U.S. Could See Largest Inflation Drop in a Century

Austan Goolsbee, the CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, said Tuesday the U.S. economy could see the largest drop in inflation in 100 years.

GM, UAW Reach Tentative Agreement

GM becomes the third and final automaker to reach agreement with the UAW, putting the end of the six-week-long strike in sight.

Stellantis Latest to Settle Auto Strike With UAW

A few days after announcing a tentative deal with Ford, the UAW announced it had done the same with Stellantis.

With No New Deal, UAW Expands Strike Against General Motors

GM and the United Auto Workers couldn't come up with a new contract in the latest negotiations, so the UAW expanded its strike to include GM's Spring Hill, Tenn. plant.

CEO Says Focus on Relationships a Key to Business Success

Michigan Staffing President Francy Lucido said paying attention to relationships has been a key element in building a successful business.
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UAW Strike Expands to Sterling Heights, Arlington (Texas) Plants

In an unannounced move, the UAW expanded its strike to GM's profitable Arlington, Texas, plant on Tuesday.

Annual Conference Highlights Diversity Efforts, Honors Award Winners

Corp! Magazine's 16th annual Diversity conference featured discussions about the importance of DEI efforts and also honored winners of the magazine's annual Diversity Awards.

Metro Detroit Companies Earn Best and Brightest Status

Dozens of companies were recently recognized as the Best and Brightest Companies to Work For in Metro Detroit, including 14 elite winners.

Parade Company Targets Iconic Brodhead Armory as New Headquarters

In search of a new home and establishing new and improved roots, The Parade Company is fundraising in its quest to purchase the Brodhead Armory.

Best and Brightest Roundtables Highlight Talent, Culture Challenges

Roundtable discussions at the 2023 Best and Brightest National Summit allowed participants to talk about talent, culture issues.

UAW Adds GM, Ford Plants to Strike Target List

Two more SUV plants – the GM Lansing Delta Township Assembly and Ford’s Chicago assembly plant – have been added to the UAW’s list of strike targets as negotiations...

JPMorgan’s Dimon: Engage More With China, Tout Economic Performance

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon talked about a variety of economic issues during an appearance at the Detroit Economic Club.

FTC, 17 States Sue Amazon for Illegally Maintaining Monopoly Power

The FTC, in a move joined by 17 states, filed suit against Amazon, saying the retail giant uses unfair strategies to hang onto monopoly power.
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