Covers business for HERE Detroit — General Motors, Rocket Companies, and Henry Ford Health, plus the small businesses and startups driving the Detroit Regional Chamber.
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DETROIT, Mich. — Detroit-based DTE Energy is shedding its non-utility DTE Vantage arm in a cash deal worth nearly $3 billion. Buyers are institutional funds advised by J.P.\u2026
DETROIT, Mich. — A conference built on the idea that people who post content online can become business owners returns to Huntington Place in Detroit this November. CreatorCon\u2026
DETROIT, Mich. — A Lions victory over the Minnesota Vikings this Sunday at Ford Field in Detroit would earn fans a free snack the next day from a\u2026
LIVONIA, Mich. — Metro Detroit lost its final Daly Drive-In on Wednesday, when the Livonia burger stand closed for good after 67 years and a farewell crowd big\u2026
DETROIT, Mich. — A string of new bars and restaurants on Kercheval Avenue near Van Dyke has become a flash point on Detroit’s east side after District 5\u2026
DETROIT, Mich. — Filling up in Metro Detroit costs a lot more than it did a week ago. AAA put the area’s average for regular unleaded at $4.8188\u2026
DETROIT, Mich. — Kevin Adell, the metro Detroit owner of The Word Network and other broadcast properties, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection little more than a\u2026
DETROIT, Mich. — The $2.2 billion plan from Bedrock and General Motors to remake the Renaissance Center and the riverfront around it is now in front of the\u2026
DETROIT, Mich. — Roughly 100 shoppers stood outside the downtown Detroit Apple Store, on Woodward Avenue, on Friday morning as the iPhone Duo, the first iPhone that folds,\u2026
DETROIT, Mich. — Auto parts supplier Dakkota Integrated Systems is shutting down its Detroit factory in two steps, a move that will eliminate 397 jobs after the company\u2026
DETROIT, Mich. — Dan Gilbert will put $1 billion he does not expect back into a new nonprofit that would take over, rebuild and run the Renaissance Center\u2026
DETROIT, Mich. — Downtown office workers get a bagel counter back on Monday, Oct. 19, as the Einstein Bros. brand starts serving from the ground-floor lobby at One\u2026