Thousands Gather To Celebrate Organized Labor
Detroit's annual Labor Day Parade has union members out in force marching down Michigan Avenue.
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Detroit's annual Labor Day Parade has union members out in force marching down Michigan Avenue.
Techonomy Detroit will be a unique one-day multidisciplinary gathering of national and local leaders focused on reigniting U.S. competitiveness, creating jobs, and revitalizing our cities in an age of technology.
Jarden has received 164 reports of the brewing chamber opening due to steam pressure, including about 59 reports in the U.S. and two in Canada of burn injuries to consumers' face, upper torso and hands.
Hall-of-Fame basketball player turned businessman Earvin "Magic" Johnson is part of a group that's submitted a proposal to redevelop the former Michigan State Fairgrounds site in Detroit.
Thirty-two year old Tawny Thieu started her 'Pink Pump' empire six years ago; and she has just opened the doors to her latest store 'P2 Exchange' on E. Fourth near Main Street in Royal Oak.
When a business cuts back staffing levels, workloads increase for the remaining workforce. Those employees may find themselves devoting more time to the job than to their own needs and the needs of their families.
GM's riverfront headquarters will be the center of the celebration
It's a bird, it's a plane -- no, it's a house on the expressway! Habitat for Humanity is packing an entire house and moving it Thursday morning, Aug. 30.
Worried all the fun of summer will disappear after Labor Day? Fret no more, because Detroit's venerable Eastern Market is keeping the spirit of summer alive through October 30.
The Secretary of State "Super Center" at 16 Mile Road and Gratiot in Clinton Township is closed and could remain closed through September.
The outspoken founder of a local auto supply company is turning day to day operations over to his son.
U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow says Michigan's cherry growers are getting new crop insurance options.
Across the U.S. United Airlines flights are experiencing delays due to a network outage and now the computer problems are affecting those traveling through the Motor City.
As the Obama administration today releases final rules for reaching a 54.5 mile per gallon fuel economy by 2025, auto companies say they've already begun working to meet the challenge.
By eliminating Social Security payroll taxes starting when workers are 55 years old, the study shows that take-home pay would jump by 10.6 percent and they would work 1.5 years longer on average, paying more income taxes and helping to reduce the federal deficit.