How Systemic Bias Against Women Business Owners Costs Us All
Michigan Must Put Its Own Businesses First in State Contracts and Incentives
Opinion: Don’t Take Advice from Your Career Coach
Don’t be controlled by fear
Leadership Lessons from the Greats
Pure or Impure Michigan?
Reinvent the Wheel
Senate Action on Short Sales Would Relieve Homeowners, Communities
Leveraging Michigan’s Most Valuable Assets
Reduce Wasted Energy and Build Community
Gary Marcicano Inspired Colleagues and Community
‘Non-Competes’ Won’t Let Michigan Compete
DIA Restates Case that Art is not Asset in Detroit Bankruptcy
Boat Sales Point to Economy on a Comeback
Feb. 27, 2012 - Boat sales nationally are up above 2006 levels for the first time. Compared with levels during the first summer after the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, sales of boats 15 feet or longer in January 2012 showed a 40 percent increase.
Jennifer Kluge vs. Rick Blanchard on The Government Shutdown
Corp! Publisher Jennifer Kluge and Managing Editor Rick Blanchard duke it out over the government shutdown.
New International Trade Crossing Provides a Bridge to Michigan’s Economic Prosperity
Oct. 5, 2012 - The NITC will provide a state-of-the-art, strategically located bridge between Detroit and Windsor. Canada is Michigan's largest trading partner and the new crossing is vital to enhancing this $70 billion-a-year trade relationship. Michigan has nothing to lose and everything to gain by pursuing this project with Canada.
Off The Deeb End: Compassionate Consumerism
Sept. 13, 2012 - Have you ever heard of the phrase "compassionate consumerism?" You will probably hear more about this since it is the hottest promotional phrase being used by retailers today throughout the country.
Wyoming: A Business-Friendly, Enduring Frontier
April 26, 2012 - Wyoming continues to have a strong economy, a balanced budget, and a favorable tax structure, but there are many more reasons why Wyoming is a great place to live and do business.
West Virginia Breaks Out of Economic Typecast
April 5, 2012 - West Virginia has cultivated new strengths, while continuing its commitment to traditional industries. Today, West Virginia's development strategies focus on emerging sectors such as aerospace, automotive, biometrics, biotechnology innovations, high technology data, higher-end data centers and business service centers.
From the Publisher: We Want to Hear From You
Jan. 5, 2012 - In 2011, Corp! launched its first-ever Business Trends Survey. When we reported on the results in our Aug. 4, 2011, cover story, survey participants were as positive on their own companies as they are on the economy as a whole, with two-thirds expecting that business would increase moderately or even sharply during the next six months.
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