ALDI Holding Hiring Event Tuesday
National grocer ALDI is hosting a hiring event Tuesday March 5th in Detroit and Sterling Heights.
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National grocer ALDI is hosting a hiring event Tuesday March 5th in Detroit and Sterling Heights.
The website Bargains-to-bounty.com says signs have begun popping up at Meijer stores across the state, warning customers that their long-running double coupon perk is ending March 30th.
Gas prices are falling across Metro Detroit. AAA Michigan says the average price for self-serve unleaded fell almost seven cents in Metro Detroit to $3.76 a gallon.
Workers at Byron Center Wholesale Meats near Grand Rapids were reportedly observed cutting up whole, fully cooked hams without going through the proper food safety protocol.
Wesley Berry Flowers, operator of FlowerDeliveryExpress.com, is hiring 50 new customer service representatives at their Commerce Township location.
Ford sales are up 9 percent, GM sales up 7 percent, Chrysler sales up 4 percent.
Compuware Corp. will cut about 160 employees, or 5 percent of its work force, as part of a restructuring plan announced Jan. 25 to cut $60 million in expenses over the next three years.
With Detroit's fiscal woes simmering and threat of an Emergency Manager looming, Mayor Dave Bing said he wishes the local media would stop focusing all of its attention on the negative and show the Motor City some love.
The much-anticipated store, located at Mack Avenue and John R. Road, will add to the vibrant, growing food scene in Detroit.
While Detroit's city government teeters on the brink, Detroiters -- particularly young new Detroiters -- are busy building successful businesses and whole new neighborhoods of residences where empty, blighted buildings stood before. Their stories provided inspiration for more than 600 of Detroit's government, busienss and community leaders Thursday at the Detroit Regional Chamber's 2013 Detroit Policy Conference, held at the Motor City Casino Hotel.
Chrysler to put $374 million into Kokomo, Indiana plant -- add 1,250 new jobs.
The Michigan Lottery plans to begin selling online subscriptions for games such as Mega Millions and Powerball starting this spring.
The FBI has raided the offices of a real estate and financial services business in Brighton and Livonia.
The eight expansions are expected to generate up to $95.8 million in new capital investments and add 789 new jobs in Michigan.
It's a special honor for Ford's Van Dyke transmission plant.