Packard Plant Sale Still Uncertain
It remains to be seen whether Chicago developer Bill Hults will buy Detroit's defunct Packard plant.
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It remains to be seen whether Chicago developer Bill Hults will buy Detroit's defunct Packard plant.
Wind power in Michigan has become a big business. The state is about to join the elite "Gigawatt Club," being one of only a handful of states to generate more than a billion watts of electricity from wind power. More than 40 companies in the wind industry now employ more than 3,000 Michiganders.
The head of the M-1 rail project is denying claims that a contractor lost out on work as a result of being caught up in the failed jail debacle.
More than 100 Michigan businesses have registered to participate.
"M-1 chose to begin negotiations with another contractor to avoid being subjected to public criticism. So now, many of the jobs and revenues are going to out-of-state contractors instead of staying in state."
"This is the most positive thing I've ever been involved in, and it's just really exciting to share it because I love Detroit."
A bumper crop for Michigan apple farmers this year .. and the local cider mills are loving it. Tom Jordan visits Linda Erwin - whose family has owned the current location of Erwin Orchards in South Lyon since 1954.
Flint's McLaren Health Care will take over the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute in Detroit. And the Detroit Medical Center isn't happy about it.
More than 400 business executives, nonprofit and community leaders, and policymakers met Wednesday in Detroit to take stock of Michigan's economic transformation to date at the CEO Summit of Business Leaderes and Michigan, the statewide CEO group and successor to Detroit Renaissance.
The Wayne County treasurer's office is canceling a $6 million online bid for the old Packard plant in Detroit.
CEO vows to learn from mistakes. Still, Chrysler earned 464 million in 3rd quarter, 22 percent more than last year.
Mega-retailer Target is recalling 69,000 children's stools that could collapse causing injury.
Consumers Energy is asking the state to approve a bond issue that will allow it to close and demolish three coal-fired power plants in Michigan.
Wednesday marks a deadline for the group to pay a large chunk of the $6 million winning bid for the crumbling Packard Plant.
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