Business

Gordie Howe International Bridge Enters Testing Phase

Staff to begin operational testing ahead of planned 2026 opening

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Narrows Losses in 2025, But Cost Pressures Persist

The Detroit-based nonprofit insurer reported improved financial results, but is still operating at a net loss as medical and pharmacy costs continue to rise.

Highlands Detroit To Close May 2027 as RenCen Demolition Nears

Restaurant occupying top floors of Renaissance Center will shut down as part of $1.6 billion makeover project.

Michigan Sees Flurry of $1B+ Mergers and Acquisitions in 2025

The 10 biggest deals in the state topped $44 billion in total value, more than double the previous year.

Supreme Court Strikes Down Most of Trump's Tariffs

Michigan business owner says ruling could return millions to his company

Veteran M&A Attorney Reflects on 40 Years of Dealmaking

Robert S. Bick shares insights on the evolving M&A landscape and offers advice for young lawyers

Detroit Supervisory Employee Subject to Arbitration Agreement's CBA Exclusion

6th Circuit rules arbitration exclusion for employees covered by collective bargaining agreements applies to supervisory staff not under a CBA

Hospitals Leverage Workforce Data to Drive Strategic Growth

Integrating ERP and HCM systems gives organizations a competitive edge through enhanced workforce insights and planning

Black GM Renaissance Center Security Officers Advance Class Suit

Federal judge allows discrimination lawsuit against GM and security contractors to proceed as class action.

Russell Investments Boosts Stake in General Motors

Investment firm increases holdings in automaker by 6.4% in Q3

Vinva Investment Boosts Stake in General Motors

Institutional investor increases position in automaker by 580.8% in third quarter

GM Shares Sold by Grantham Mayo Van Otterloo & Co. LLC

Institutional investor reduces stake in automaker by 18.2% in Q3