Explore the economic landscape of Michigan with in-depth business news coverage. From the booming real estate market to the innovative manufacturing sector, we track the trends, deals, and economic policies shaping the state’s economy. Our coverage includes profiles of leading companies, analyses of business climates across various industries, and updates on educational initiatives that prepare the workforce for the future. Whether you’re a business professional or interested in the state’s economic health, our news provides valuable insights into Michigan’s business world.
News Summary WK Kellogg Co., based in Battle Creek, Michigan, is poised to be acquired by Italian confectionery company Ferrero SpA for an estimated $3.1
News Summary West Michigan is bracing for significant job losses as Howard Miller, a historic clock manufacturer, announces plans to close, affecting approximately 195 employees.
News Summary The Buy Michigan Now festival is relocating to South Lyon for the first time, taking place from August 1 to 3, 2024. This
News Summary Ferrero Group has announced a $3.1 billion acquisition of WK Kellogg Company, set to complete in 2025, pending shareholder approval. The deal will
News Summary In the week ending July 5, 2023, Michigan’s unemployment claims surged to 15,581, marking a 130% increase from the previous week. The rise
News Summary Northern Michigan hospitals are raising alarms over proposed Medicaid cuts that could significantly reduce funding. With 25% of the state’s population enrolled in
News Summary Chicago’s real estate sector sees a notable change as Sterling Bay and Magellan Development Group sell the Millie on Michigan tower to Cedar
News Summary Eleven wineries from the Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail in Michigan have successfully challenged local regulations in federal court, winning $50 million due
News Summary TerrAscend Corp., a national cannabis company, has announced its withdrawal from the Michigan market, resulting in the closure of 20 dispensaries and four
News Summary The state of Michigan has suspended the introduction of new residential construction and energy conservation codes following a legal challenge from housing trade
