GM Wants Lower Ad Rates
General Motors is asking major television networks to lower its advertising rates. This comes as TV networks are preparing to set ad rates for the fall season.
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General Motors is asking major television networks to lower its advertising rates. This comes as TV networks are preparing to set ad rates for the fall season.
A new report says people with visible tattoos are finding it hard to find employment.
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Greektown Casino-Hotel in Detroit is moving forward with a $28.6 million project that includes a parking garage and new upscale restaurant.
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