Michigan Lt. Gov. Signs Bills Cutting Taxes For Oil Drilling
The new laws lower taxes for drilling projects involving carbon dioxide, a process that has divided environmental groups.
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The new laws lower taxes for drilling projects involving carbon dioxide, a process that has divided environmental groups.
"This day has been a long time coming, and we urge automakers to move quickly to beat the 2018 deadline."
A judge has rejected a challenge to a key portion of a Michigan law that allows workers to have a job without giving financial support to a union.
Mary Barra has released a written transcript ahead of her testimony before Congress regarding GM's recent recalls.
GM announced Monday that it will recall more than 1.3 million vehicles in the U.S. that may experience a sudden loss of electric power steering assist.
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The National Labor Relations Board has issued a complaint against Michigan-based Kellogg Co. related to a lockout of 225 employees.
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Michigan saw the nation's fastest rate of technology job growth from 2011 to 2012, according to a new report from Automation Alley, southeast Michigan's technology business association.
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SMART bus officials say their operations are poised to run out of gas -- unless they get more money from taxpayers.
Wesley Berry Flowers is hiring 30 customer service representatives at its Commerce Township headquarters for the national call center for its FlowerDeliveryExpress.com online floral delivery business.
Mary Barra says she's been assured by GM engineers that, without extra keys on the key chain, the vehicles don't pose a safety hazard.
The move comes after a new owner purchased the building and did not renew the contract to accept HUD housing vouchers which many residents were receiving.