Fewer Canadians Visiting U.S. in Wake of Trade War, ’51st State’ Talk
The number of Canadians paying a visit to the United States dropped by nearly a third last year amid the U.S. trade war and...
Delayed Report: Producer Price Index Rose Slightly
It took awhile, but the Labor Department issued producer price index numbers Wednesday after the report was delayed by the federal government shutdown.
When they...
Fewer Workers Seek Benefits; Unemployment Rate Falls Slightly
The numbers of American workers seeking unemployment benefits dropped last week despite some concern about a potentially weakening job market.
According to statistics released by...
IRS Layoffs, ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Provisions Could Hamper Tax Season
Far fewer IRS employees. New provisions in the tax code required by last year’s Big, Beautiful Bill Act. More than 160 million taxpayers filing...
McDonald’s Faces Lawsuit Over Makeup of McRib
McDonald’s has brought back the very popular McRib sandwich – first introduced in 1981 – for another of its periodic runs on the fast-food chain’s...
Client Reactions Drive Success for Bluewater Chief
Scott Schoeneberger led Bluewater Technology Group to success out of the cloud of the pandemic by focusing on the people.
Shareholders OK $10.9 Billion Deal Between Fifth Third, Comerica
Shareholders overwhelming approved the proposed $10.9 billion deal that brings Fifth Third and Comerica together.
U.S. Gained 64,000 Jobs in November, Lost 105,000 in October
While the U.S. economy had a decent month gaining jobs in November, cutbacks in the federal workforce made by the Trump administration led to...
UWM Acquires Two Harbors in $1.3 Billion All-Stock Deal
PONTIAC, Mich. & NEW YORK (Business Wire) — UWM Holdings Corporation, the publicly traded indirect parent of United Wholesale Mortgage, the #1 overall mortgage...
Former Kellogg, Kellanova CEO Steve Cahillane to lead Kraft Heinz
Steve Cahillane will become the new CEO of The Kraft Heinz Company on Jan. 1, the company announced Tuesday.
The company said Cahillane will lead the company...
State’s Top Businesses Collect Best of MichBusiness Honors
Dozens of Michigan businesses were recognized at the recent Best of MichBusiness event.
Corp! Ceremony Honors Civility Leaders, Champions
Dozens of businesses, leaders and organizations were recognized for their efforts at inclusion during a recent ceremony hosted by Corp! Magazine.
Metro Detroit, State Businesses Pick Up Best and Brightest, Wellness Honors
The state's top businesses and wellness-focused companies were honored at the annual Best of MichBusiness awards ceremony.
Experts: Civility, Inclusion Pillars of a Successful Workplace
Civility can be a legal issue, but it also breeds inclusion and belonging, which bolster productivity, employee performance, experts say.
Deportation Efforts Making Things Tough on Hiring
The U.S. immigration crackdown is making it harder for businesses to find qualified applicants, willing workers for some roles.
Contractors Struggle to Understand DoD Cybersecurity Mandate
The Department of Defense's Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification since it was rolled out in January 2020.
First-Time Unemployment Claims Rise By 44,000
The number of workers asking for unemployment jumped last week.
Though the number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits remains in the same range where...
Job Market Appeared Weaker in November
Comerica Economics forecasted the Federal Open Market Committee would cut the federal funds target a quarter of a percentage point to a range of...
Conference Outlines Economic Outlook for 2026
Experts provided opinions on the regional, state and national economy at the annual economic conference hosted by The Right Place.
Payroll Cuts Deepest Since Early 2023, ADP Says
ADP Research data indicates U.S. companies are shedding payrolls faster than at any time since early 2023, adding to concerns about a more pronounced...





















