Walmart Brings Back Layaway For Holiday Shoppers
Walmart is bringing back something its customers have been asking for since the Great Recession: layaway.
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Walmart is bringing back something its customers have been asking for since the Great Recession: layaway.
CJPS Healthcare Supplies & Equipment Thursday announced a new agreement to provide 33,000 units of its remote patient monitor VitalPoint to groups of visiting physicians in the United States.
A metro Detroit homebuilder is one of several companies being investigated by the U.S. Labor Department.
Consumers Energy electric customers will see an almost 70 percent reduction in their renewable energy charges this month.
Troy-based Altair ProductDesign Wednesday unveiled the world's first series hydraulic hybrid transit bus.
Created in the wake of 9/11, Fashion's Night Out was -- and is -- a way to urge people to come out and shop to spur traffic at local businesses and get the economy humming again.
The public is invited to bid in Wayne County's second annual online auction for foreclosed properties.
Those who run Saab's North American operations in Royal Oak said they are not impacted by their parent firm's filing for the Swedish equivalent of bankruptcy.
Thousands will join in for a march and rally in Detroit Monday, all part of the Labor Day Parade.
A recent Harris Poll found that most Americans were critical of unions, while crediting them for improving wages and working conditions.
Detroit Restaurant Week will return on Friday, September 23 and last through Sunday, October 2 for the fall edition of the popular discount dining promotion.
The number of programs in video game design, development and programming continues to rise at American colleges, universities, art and trade schools across the country.
Building upon a successful launch in 2010 that brought the Detroit Jazz Festival to more than 700,000 fans worldwide, PlanetNetworks.tv said new technology will now allow anyone with a smart phone to access live feeds from the festival.
An upscale development led by former NFL star and Detroit native Jerome Bettis will receive a fresh start with a $20 million cleanup of a former tire factory along the Detroit River.
General Motors is bringing back legendary auto executive Bob Lutz -- for a second time.