Ford Tells Shareholders Times Are Good and Getting Better
Ford with a very quick, very calm annual stockholders meeting today, a contrast to the company's more noisy meetings a few years ago.
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Ford with a very quick, very calm annual stockholders meeting today, a contrast to the company's more noisy meetings a few years ago.
DTE Energy is holding a customer assistance forum on Thursday for people who need help tackling their energy bills.
The 264,000 square foot project will go into an area that used to be a parking lot on the grounds of the company's Detroit-Hamtramck plant, which is home to the Chevy Volt.
Toyota's quarterly profits were cut 75 percent due to recent tsunami and earthquake.
Chrysler is using Detroit Lion Ndamukong Suh to help it launch the all new version of the Chrysler 300 big car. Suh is featured in one of the high profile commercials for the vehicle's.
Job-seekers flocked to Hamtramck by the hundreds, Wednesday, for the 3rd Annual Back to Work Job Fair.
More than 40 early-stage companies seeking venture capital and hundreds of representatives of VC firms played the business Dating Game this week at the 30th annual Michgian Growth Capital Symposium.
The company is laying off 300 employees, most of whom work in Michigan. That's one-fifth of its work force.
Hold on to your vacation plans, a one-time refund of about two dollars is on its way, if you are a DTE customer.
General Motors says it's going to invest $2 billion in 17 of its U.S. facilities. The company says that investment will create or preserve more than 4,000 jobs.
The city of Detroit is set to debut its new Wayne County Port Authority headquarters next month.
While the Detroit Red Wings and all of their fans are excited they're still alive in the playoffs, so are metro Detroit's sports bars that show the games.
The president of Hope College has announced his plans to retire from the southwestern Michigan school he has led for more than a decade.
State Farm Insurance plans to close two-dozen field offices in Illinois, Indiana and Michigan where 1,300 people work to save $8 million over the next five years.
The train trip from Detroit to Chicago will get a lot faster in the coming years, thanks to some federal funding announced Monday.