Economic instability means five Cs you need to deal with, says expert
There is also cryptocurrency. It’s an investment, not a true currency yet. It’s not just a phase and it’s not going anywhere anytime soon.
Whitmer restores prevailing wages on state construction projects
Republicans criticized the move while nonunion contractors appear likely to sue the provision.
Facebook blames global outage on error during routine maintenance
The global outage knocked Facebook and its other platforms offline for hours.
A bottlenecked supply chain spells trouble for the toy industry this holiday season
The surging price of shipping containers is forcing some toy companies to prioritize selling other products or ship them via plane instead of by boat. The maker of the Tonka truck are leaving their toys in China until costs go down.
Detroit's 'Neighborhood' Rivertown Market open for business
The new location, which opened its doors to its first customers at 7 a.m. Wednesday, will sell a mix of delivered food and locally-grown options from nearby vendors.
McNichols business thoroughfare transformed by multi-million Detroit investment
"We have much to be thankful for, " said U-D Mercy President Dr. Antoine Garibaldi "Broad new sidewalks and pavements, bus stop bump-outs, parking, and bicycle lanes, innovative double street lights, bright and shiny new storefronts are ready to welcome new businesses."
HIPAA does not apply to revealing COVID-19 vaccine status at work, HHS says
The HHS and OCR released guidance on Thursday which further clarified and confirmed that the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) Privacy Rule does not apply to employers or employment records.
Chris Webber announces $50M cannabis facility in southwest Detroit
Webber's facility will have a comprehensive training program and operations to provide jobs and opportunities for under-represented members of the community.
7-story hotel with largest rooftop lounge in Detroit to open in 2023 in Corktown
Detroit's Corktown will soon get a 227-room, 7-story hotel with the city's largest rooftop lounge.
Northern Michigan meteorologist fired from TV station after 30 years after refusing COVID-19 vaccine
Karl Bohnak began working at WLUC in Marquette in 1988. He says the Upper Peninsula was one of the most challenging places in the U.S. for weather forecasting.
Beaumont says ‘extreme numbers of patients, staff shortages have lead to nearly full emergency rooms
Beaumont is reporting all ten of its hospital departments are nearly at capacity as people seek treatments for non-Covid related ailments and it deals with a severe staff shortage.
Detroit success story now hiring locals to help rebuild the city
Detroit company now hiring working to help improve and rebuild the city. David Gillespie started the company after pursuing a City of Detroit training program, and that same program is helping him find candidates.
Questions linger after Biden announces vaccine requirements for businesses
The legal questions after President Joe Biden's move to require COVID-19 vaccines are yet to be answered - as are many other issues around the mandate.
UPS aims to hire 100K ahead of 'record peak holiday season'
UPS is planning to hire 100,000 seasonal workers ahead of an anticipated crush of holiday orders to begin as early as October.
United Wholesale Mortgage to sponsor Michigan State football, basketball athletes
United Wholesale Mortgage CEO Mat Ishbia drew up the perfect play to help MSU athletes cash in on their name, image and likeness. The company will sponsor all men’s basketball and football players with $500 dollar monthly stipends.
States that ended jobless benefits early saw no difference in job growth compared to those that kept them
Programs offering additional jobless benefits for Americans have ended at the federal level, even as the unemployment rate remains higher than it did before the pandemic. Here's what might happen next.
1.45M homeowners are seriously delinquent as foreclosure moratorium expires
Mortgage delinquencies are decreasing but they are still much higher than before the pandemic began.
Biden administration cancels another $5.8B in student loan debt: Here's who qualifies
More than 323,000 federal student loan borrowers with a total and permanent disability (TPD) will have their college debt automatically discharged by the end of the year. Read on to see who qualifies, and what you should do with your debt if you're not eligible for a TPD discharge.
Cedar Point closes ride for rest of 2021 after woman is injured
The Ohio roller coaster's next inspection was planned for September.
Macy’s, Toys'R'Us partner to bring the toy store back into physical locations
Toys"R"Us shops will be opened in 400+ Macy’s stores.