Car Sales Expected To See Slight January Cooling
January car and truck sales numbers are expecting to show a market that's cooled off from December, but remains on a slow rise out of the recession.
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January car and truck sales numbers are expecting to show a market that's cooled off from December, but remains on a slow rise out of the recession.
Ford makes big money. GM finds ways to build more pickup trucks. We test drive the Cadillac SRX Turbo.
Chrysler posted a $199 million fourth quarter loss, bringing its full year loss to $652 million.
Just as many homeowners who borrowed too much or built too big in good times, many churches did the same and are now struggling as collections shrink.
With continued protests in Egypt, there is concern that we may see gas prices go up here in the U.S.
The City of Dearborn is seeking sponsors for the installation of 200 high-efficiency lights in two downtown west Dearborn parking decks.
As the business world becomes increasingly competitive and global, companies are constantly searching for the best way to evolve and meet their customers needs.
The William C. Franks furniture store in Wayne and some of its neighbors want to get back to business as usual one month after a gas main explosion killed two people inside the store.
Snyder says Michigan has added too many tax breaks without counting the costs and wants an open debate in the future.
Faygo Beverages Inc. and DTE Energy Co. have agreed to pay fines for hiring illegal immigrants.
Chrysler showing off the first photos of the convertible version of the new Chrysler 200 mid size car.
"I think it's good news for Ford, good news for Detroit, and all the workers,"
The poll released by Lansing-based EPIC-MRA says 51 percent of the 600 likely voters surveyed oppose Gov. Rick Snyder's idea to eliminate the law, while 39 percent support it. Ten percent were undecided.
The Detroit software and IT services giant Compuware Corp. saw its profits jump 36.4 percent in its fiscal third quarter ended Dec. 31, on a 7.5 percent increase in revenue.
A state lawmaker has introduced a proposal to repeal Michigan's unique law requiring price tags on most retail items.