Bankruptcy Looms For Borders Group
Bankruptcy is definitely in the future for Ann Arbor based Borders Group, the nation's second largest bookstore chain.
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Bankruptcy is definitely in the future for Ann Arbor based Borders Group, the nation's second largest bookstore chain.
The city of Detroit may owe money to a former contractor who claims he was extorted by the directors of the downtown convention center.
With many people having the day off work and school, it's been a big day for Metro Detroit's pizza delivery shops.
Despite the blizzard, offices and courts of Oakland County are open Wednesday.
Auto plants that were closed by the big snowstorm are starting to reopen, for the most part.
Before you head out just about anywhere, Wednesday, it may be a good idea to call first — even if you have an appointment.
The snowstorm is prompting some people to delay surgeries and doctor appointments; some local health centers will be closed.
The Detroit Yacht Club has been notified that it will be placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Ford says it's sales were up 13 per cent over last year. GM and Chrysler sales up around 23 per cent.
625 flights cancelled Tuesday. Passengers traveling to, from or through airports that are affected by the weather have the option of making one-time changes to their travel schedules without fees.
Two longtime friends purchased the club at a bankruptcy court sale with a winning bid of $395,000.
Snyder told the Business Leaders for Michigan summit that his ideas for revamping the state's spending plan will be evident when the proposal is released February 17.
The Grand Rapids retailer Meijer Inc. has announced a new online grocery service offering thousands of grocery and drugstore items to customers worldwide.
Governor Rick Snyder reviewing data that says the private sector made about $40,000 in 2009 compared to the public sector which was at $85,000.