Economic Uncertainty Has Automakers Steering Toward Compact Cars
Automakers are gearing up to make more compact cars this year, in a bet that one of the hottest car trends will continue in the face of economic uncertainty.
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Automakers are gearing up to make more compact cars this year, in a bet that one of the hottest car trends will continue in the face of economic uncertainty.
A handful of Borders bookstores will live on, but with a new name and a new look.
Detroit-based Gaypon, an online source for coupons and discounts provided by gay-friendly businesses, today announced the official launch of its Web site DailyGaypon.com.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert takes us to the wind tunnel on GM's Technical Center campus.
Kevin Prihod, the president and CEO, has resigned from the Detroit Science Center.
A Canadian railway is looking to fill 1,800 conductor positions in 2011 and more in 2012.
With a little over two weeks to go until the contract deadline, UAW President Bob King says he's "upbeat" about this year's talks.
Workers at a Ford Motor Co. plant near Kansas City, Missouri, have voted to let their union leaders call a strike against the company.
Democratic lawmakers are holding news conferences around the state to talk about the need to grow Michigan's advanced battery sector.
With just over two weeks to go before his union's contract deadline with the domestic three auto companies, UAW President Bob King is set to talk to the Detroit area's largest business organization today, the Detroit Economic Club.
We're getting into the peak of the summer driving season and with the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, there is bound to be some sort of disruption in the gasoline supply chain.
About 40 people from Jarvis Property Restoration in Harrison Township are heading to the Jersey Shore and other areas along the east coast where Irene has hit.
Money Magazine has named Columbus-based Huntington Bank as the best regional bank in the Midwest.
It's all aboard for job seekers this week in Detroit, as Canadian Pacific Railway Company is looking to hire people who are ready and willing to move to North or South Dakota.
It takes a clear commitment to quality human resources initiatives for a company to be named a "Metropolitan Detroit's 101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For."