Mackinac Policy Conference 2013 Recap With Tom Jordan
WWJ Newsradio Morning reflects on the annual policy event and Snyder's focus on education and jobs, Jeb Bush's rumored presidential run and Bing's mandate for police and fire to live downtown.
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WWJ Newsradio Morning reflects on the annual policy event and Snyder's focus on education and jobs, Jeb Bush's rumored presidential run and Bing's mandate for police and fire to live downtown.
A new study from Ann Arbor-based Truven Health Analytics puts numbers on the impact of the Affordable Care Act.
Ford sales up 14 percent. Chrysler sales up 11 percent. GM sales up 3 percent. Great month for pickup trucks.
It's what's on most Metro Detroit motorists' minds Monday morning: What's going on with gas?
Three years ago Detroit Public Schools began a food revolution in its cafeterias.
The director of the Michigan Chapter of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee has been put on administrative leave over sexual harassment allegations.
GalaxE.Solutions, an IT developer based in New Jersey but with growing operations in Detroit, has a new wrinkle on its Detroit-centric marketing -- a short video called "Love, Detroit," released at the Detroit Regoinal Chamber Mackinac Policy Conference.
The Snyder administration acknowledged the delays but downplayed the significance, saying no laws were broken.
A top official at PulteGroup, one of the nation's largest home builders, confirmed that the company is moving its headquarters from Bloomfield Hills to Atlanta, Georgia.
Michigan's future fiscal stability depends on remembering the bitter lessons the state learned in the last downturn.
The state's $8 billion Pure Michigan Business Connect program continues to grow, with Consumers Energy and DTE Energy committing to a total of $2 billion in spending with other Michigan-based companies.
An increased number of recent graduates of Michigan's public universities are remaining in the state after graduation, according to preliminary survey results released by the Detroit Regional Chamber at the Mackinac Policy Conference Thursday.
Comerica Bank's Michigan Economic Activity Index increased in March, up 1.8 points to a level of 119.9.
Two manufacturers who succeeded despite all roadblocks were the focus of a panel Thursday at the Mackinac Policy Conference
Despite innovative partnerships between businesses and the educational systems, there remains a skills gap for many Michigan employers, with beginning employees not coming to the workplace with basic skills employers have a right to expect.