Mulally Encouraged To Have Focus On Debt Crisis
One week and counting for the debt limit deadline in Washington. Although, neither side in Washington appears willing to budge on the debt ceiling debate.
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One week and counting for the debt limit deadline in Washington. Although, neither side in Washington appears willing to budge on the debt ceiling debate.
Ten post offices in Detroit along with post offices in Ferndale, Highland Park and Pontiac are on a study list as the U.S. Postal Service looks to close offices across the country.
A public-private partnership involving state and federal governments and Dow Chemical Co. is pumping up to $130 million in new business financing over five years into the state of Michigan.
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How do we keep so many young people from leaving Michigan? A new project is giving Michigan college students a chance to come up with solutions to the problems facing the state
Ford posted a $2.4 billion dollar second quarter profit, coming in right where analyst expected.
The ongoing budget debate helped send Wall Street to a down day. The Dow fell 88 points Monday, while the NASDAQ composite index was off 16.
We get a look today at how some fast moving world events impacted the bottom lines of two of the three domestic auto companies.
Robert Ettinger, pioneer of the cryonics movement that advocates freezing the dead in the hope medical technology will enable them to live again someday, has died. He was 92.
Fiver local companies will take part in a five-year $4 million incentive program to bring more residents to downtown Detroit.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Compuware Corp., DTE Energy, Quicken Loans Inc. and Strategic Staffing Solutions today announced a five-year, more than $4 million Live Downtown initiative that will provide cash incentives to employees who choose to move to Downtown Detroit and live where they work and play.
"We will not treat Chrysler unfairly, or General Motors unfairly or Ford unfairly," said UAW President Bob King, as the talks began.
In the last two dozen years, the industry has grown by leaps and bounds producing nearly 790 million dollars of the total economy for the state.
At a meeting a few weeks ago, the planning commission basically said it would deny the plans to allow the grocery chain to build a store in downtown Royal Oak.
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