2 MI Companies To Help Build Electric Vehicle Charging Network

DTE Energy and Consumers Energy join four additional energy providers in adopting a goal for an interstate EV charging network by 2022.

Amazon: Thousands Of New Jobs Coming To Detroit-Area

The company said the jobs will have a starting wage of $15 per hour with benefits starting on the first day of employment.

Inforum’s 58th Annual Meeting

Tickets available now for Sept. 29 virtual event

GM Gets $2 Billion From Nikola To Manufacture Electric Trucks

General Motors will receive 11 percent ownership of Nikola as part of the agreement, the companies said in a news release Tuesday.

GM, Honda Agree To Develop Future Products In North America

General Motors and Honda on Thursday announced they have signed an agreement establishing a North American automotive alliance.

Jaffe Attorney Justin Hanna Honored by Best Lawyers

Associate recognized as one of the "Ones to Watch"

Jaffe Attorney Amee Smith Honored by Best Lawyers

Associate recognized as one of the "Ones to Watch"

Jaffe Attorney Christopher A. Andreoff Named "Lawyer of the Year"

Partner receives recognition by Best Lawyers for work in white collar criminal defense

Jaffe Attorney Mark G. Cooper Named "Lawyer of the Year"

Partner receives recognition by Best Lawyers for work in insurance litigation

Jaffe Attorney Emily M. Mayer Honored by Best Lawyers

Associate recognized as one of the "Ones to Watch"

Jaffe Attorney Diana Raimi Named "Lawyer of the Year"

Of Counsel receives recognition by Best Lawyers for work in family law

Jaffe Attorney Lawrence R. Jordan Named "Lawyer of the Year"

Partner receives recognition by Best Lawyers for work in trademark law

Farbman Group Named to 2020 List of Cool Places to Work in MI

Commercial real estate firm celebrates four consecutive years on the coveted workplace list

Almost 1M Michiganders Will Get A Boost In Jobless Benefits

The UIA estimates that under the FEMA program, about 910,000 Michiganders would receive at least $300 per week in supplemental benefits.

Amazon Distribution Center Could Be Coming To Detroit: Mayor

The $400 million Amazon distribution center would be built on the former state fairgrounds, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan said.

New Standard continues commitment to a safe cannabis experience

New Standard’s flagship location in Hazel Park is committed to providing the safest cannabis experience for its customers.

Farbman Group Hires Shontell Nash as Property Manager

Southfield-based real estate firm continues to grow with new addition to property management team

​Liquor Distributor Fined $3M By Michigan For 88 Violations

State officials said the violations led to liquor supply shortages throughout the state during the 2019 holiday season.

Coronavirus PPP Loans: Where The Money Went In Michigan

Here is a list of businesses that received the largest loans from the program in Michigan.

More Detroit professionals re-booting careers as project managers

Furloughs, overall marketplace uncertainty spark surge in interest in attaining PMP certification, says EdWel Programs founder Mike Welles

Magna Invests In Wayne County Location, Creates 480 Jobs

Magna has been awarded new full-seat assembly contracts, requiring an expansion of its Highland Park site by about 5,000 square feet.

UIA Clears More Than 200K Flagged Unemployment Claims

Since COVID-19 was first reported in Michigan, approximately 2.1 million people have applied for state and federal benefits.

Detroit Offers Coronavirus Testing For Barbershop, Salon Workers

Detroit salon and barbershop employees and independent contractors can get free rapid testing for the coronavirus this weekend.

Infected Workers, Parts Shortages Slow Auto Factory Restarts

Most automakers closed factories in mid-to-late March when workers began to get sick as the novel coronavirus spread.

Farbman Group Advances Expertise, Promotes Three Employees

Jonathon Margolis, Christina DiBartolomeo and Joe Carter have elevated to new positions

Survey: COVID-19 Small Business Loan Program Is ‘Driver Of Racial Inequality’

A recent national survey showed black and brown small business owners fear that their shops will not survive without more government help.

Fortune 500: These Michigan Companies Make 2020 List

The annual Fortune 500 list ranks the top revenue-generating companies in the United States.

Detroit To Restart $120M In Construction Projects

The construction will bring 170 new affordable housing units to Detroit.

Here Are Job Openings In Michigan: Yes, There Are Many Listings

As unemployment soars, many companies are still looking to hire.

Michigan Sees High Unemployment Claims Amid Coronavirus

Over 81,000 Michiganders applied for unemployment during the week ending April 25 as the coronavirus impacts jobs across the country.

Despite Risks, Auto Workers Step Up To Make Medical Gear

At Ford, over 800 people returned to work at four Detroit-area sites

Detroit Local Business Guide: What’s Open Or Closed In Town

We asked local businesses to update their status and created a handy guide from their responses.

Relief Options For Michigan Bars, Restaurants Hurt By Coronavirus

The order allows the Michigan Liquor Control Commission to use its revolving fund to buy spirits remaining in inventory at full price.

Detroit Grand Prix Canceled Due To Coronavirus

Organizers said they plan to host the Detroit Grand Prix at Belle Isle Park next summer.

Community Leaders Partner to Launch Curbside Cannabis

Due to the COVID-19 health crisis and current government protocols, New Standard will open for curbside pick-up.

Ford, GM Making Ventilators, But Efforts May Be Too Late: Report

The bulk of ventilator production is expected in May, weeks after the projected mid-April peak of U.S. coronavirus cases, a report says.

Detroit Business Owners: Open or Closed? Let Local Customers Know

We’re publishing a simple Open-or-Closed Directory for Detroit Businesses. Here’s how to get listed.

Looking For A Job? 2,000 Michigan Companies Hiring Now

More than 2,000 Michigan companies are still hiring despite the economic hit COVID-19 has had on the state.

GM To Make Face Masks For Frontline Workers

GM employees — including some from the Detroit area — will make face masks to help protect workers in essential services across the country.

Clothing Company To Raise Funds For Those Affected By COVID-19

The company is teaming up with artists, brands and small businesses to raise money to help those directly affected by the virus.