Former Lion: 3 P's Are Keys To Succeed
A former Detroit Lion turned entrepreneur is encouraging other business owners to stay focused in the economic downturn.
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A former Detroit Lion turned entrepreneur is encouraging other business owners to stay focused in the economic downturn.
Ford Motor Co. has finalized a deal with Russian automaker Sollers to build and sell cars and other vehicles in Russia, a key part of Ford's ambitious overseas growth plan.
A Michigan-based law firm says it will donate up to $1 million in legal services over the next five years to assist start-up and developing businesses in the state.
Technology firm Genesis 10 is holding a job fair Wednesday and Thursday from 3 to 8 pm in Troy.
State regulators have issued $200,000 in fines against Chrysler for safety violations found during the investigation of a worker's death at a central Indiana factory.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that an Arizona private equity firm is among those in discussions to buy Ann Arbor-based bookseller Borders Group.
Spirit Airlines is trying to capitalize on the sexting scandal involving New York Congressman Anthony Weiner.
For the fourth consecutive year, Wayne State University will kick off and celebrate the summer season with its weekly Wednesday farmers market.
Photographer J. Singleton says Detroit has what a lot of photographers are after: buildings with "a little graffiti; a little culture."
Painful as it was, General Motors CEO Dan Akerson says the bankruptcy set up GM for its rebirth to become a competitive 21st century automaker.
State Representative Rashida Tlaib says the phony eviction notices caused chaos in the community.
Delta Air Lines Inc. now faces a second investigation over its handling of another union election.
Southfield based Image Soft will be moving from their leased porperty to one that is owned by them.
After more than 30 years serving up pizza a Cobo Center, Simons Pizza is leaving Cobo Center.
The last of the three founders of Michigan's largest tech company, Compuware Corp., has left day-to-day management of the software and IT services giant.