GM Says No To New Federal Loans
GM is using the Washington Auto Show to withdraw its request for up to $14 Billion in loans from the energy department.
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GM is using the Washington Auto Show to withdraw its request for up to $14 Billion in loans from the energy department.
The Quicken Loans Group announces it has completed the purchase of the historic Madison Building.
We're seeing advances in technologies that prevent accidents by allowing vehicles to speak to each other about road conditions.
Oakland County is home to the Accounting Aid Society's newest year-round tax center.
Google confirms that it would add jobs in Ann Arbor as part of its plans to hire thousands of new workers worldwide this year.
As President Obama uses his State of the Union message to promote electric vehicles, the companies that build those vehicles are looking to find ways to produce more of them.
Toyota is recalling 1.7 million vehicles worldwide, including more than a quarter of a million here in the U.S. The auto company says there are two separate issues, both involving possible fuel leaks.
Grand Rapids-based Steelcase has announced it will recall 165,000 office chairs, saying the seats can crack and break.
After a plant moves to Mexico, local pizza parlors are clamoring for their specialized pans.
The Detroit Regional Chamber says this year's policy conference on Mackinac Island will focus on energizing, rebuilding and reinventing Michigan.
The auto industry is returning to the Super Bowl in a big way. There will be at least twenty auto related commercials connected to the big game, the most ever.
A new study finds that's not necessarily so. The study's finding's suggest that airline traffic trumps population size in determining job growth.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood is taking his campaign against distracted driving to the top, meeting with the CEO's of Chrysler and Ford.
It looks like more people are hopping on the train these days.
General Motors confirming that it's adding a third shift at it's Flint Assembly plant, starting in the third quarter of this year.