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"A lot of problems in the workforce come from perception or the reality of inconsistent treatment," says one attorney.
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"A lot of problems in the workforce come from perception or the reality of inconsistent treatment," says one attorney.
J.D. Power Study shows that a large number of car buyers never use new technologies like self-parking features and wireless hot spots.
A Wayne State University law student is getting his feet wet in the business world -- by making sure others' feet remain dry.
The S&P 500 fell into correction territory -- meaning a drop of 10 percent or more from a recent peak.
In early August, storms uprooted trees, snapped branches and caused other damage at some of the state's most popular tourist spots.
Congresswoman Debbie Dingell is taking action against electronic cigarettes after a Wyandotte man was severely injured.
"Detroit needs to be open to creative solutions that utilizes the existing space and provides more for residents," said Silver, a former competitive rider and Detroit school teacher.
State travel and tourism leaders are getting a jump on cooler weather activities by promoting autumn across Michigan.
The convergence of cars and computers is blurring the traditional geographical boundaries of both industries.
A movie theater chain that operates a theater in metro Detroit has begun to check bags in response to shootings at theaters around the country.
Outraged pet owners are taking to social media to complain about a popular brand of dog food they say is harming their pets.
"...They could aim at someone's face and burn their eyeballs out."
"This is the fun stuff," said businessman Matthew Moroun.
The agency could lose "some truly great, hard-working and talented people."
Billionaire Dan Gilbert's major investment into downtown began five years ago this month.