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Construction site of Ford electric vehicle battery plant
Michigan Business News

Ford’s Michigan Battery Plant Faces Uncertainty Over Incentive Cuts

News Summary Ford Motor Co.’s planned electric vehicle battery plant in Marshall, Michigan, is at risk due to proposed cuts to federal clean energy incentives. The plant is expected to create about 1,700 jobs, but concerns from Ford’s Executive Chair about the removal of tax credits threaten its viability. With

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Ford's electric vehicle battery plant in Michigan surrounded by green trees
Michigan Business News

Ford’s Electric Vehicle Battery Plant Faces Uncertain Future

News Summary Ford Motor Co. is at risk of jeopardizing its planned electric vehicle battery plant in Marshall, Michigan, which is expected to create around 1,700 jobs. Proposed federal tax reforms could eliminate key incentives necessary for the plant’s operation, particularly affecting Ford’s collaboration with Chinese manufacturer CATL. A recent

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Rendering of the new Mercedes-Benz headquarters in Atlanta with employees in a collaborative workspace.
Michigan Business News

Mercedes-Benz Relocates 500 Jobs to Atlanta Headquarters

News Summary Mercedes-Benz is transferring about 500 corporate and technical roles to Atlanta over an 18-month period as part of its strategy to establish a North American headquarters. This includes moving 400 jobs from Michigan and will be accompanied by significant investment in a new research and development hub. The

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Modern auto manufacturing plant in Detroit with electric car
Michigan Business News

Detroit’s Auto Industry Reacts to New Tariff Changes on Trump’s 100th Day

News Summary On April 29, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order modifying auto tariffs, retaining a 25% tariff on imported cars while providing incentives to domestic manufacturers. The plan includes tariff offsets for U.S.-made parts, easing concerns over increased vehicle prices. However, industry executives express worries about potential cost

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Workers in a Detroit auto manufacturing plant assembling vehicles.
Michigan Business News

Detroit Sees Shift in Auto Tariffs for Manufacturing

News Summary Detroit, Michigan, is abuzz with recent changes to auto tariffs announced by President Donald Trump, aimed at reshaping the auto manufacturing landscape. The new executive order cancels the stacking of tariffs on imported vehicles and auto parts, providing automakers significant relief. Companies will benefit from partial tariff rebates

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Closed Heartland RV manufacturing facility in Sturgis
Michigan Business News

Heartland RV to Close Sturgis Manufacturing Facility

News Summary Heartland Recreational Vehicles has announced the closure of its Sturgis manufacturing facility, affecting 121 jobs in the community. This decision comes just 18 months after the plant opened and is framed as a ‘business necessity.’ The closure raises concerns about the local economy and job availability, despite the

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Construction site for Special-Lite Inc. expansion in Decatur
Michigan Business News

Decatur’s Special-Lite Inc. Expands with State Support

News Summary Special-Lite Inc. in Decatur, Michigan, has secured a $250,000 grant to support its $15.7 million expansion project, which will create 55 new jobs. The grant from the Michigan Strategic Fund highlights the collaboration between local businesses and government to stimulate economic growth in the area. The planned state-of-the-art

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Auto manufacturing plant in Michigan facing challenges
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan’s Economy Faces Challenges from Trump’s Tariffs

News Summary Michigan is grappling with the economic implications of President Trump’s new 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico. The auto industry, a key sector in the state, is at risk of significant disruption, potentially increasing costs for families by up to $1,200 annually. Stock markets have also

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Detroit skyline with cars on the street, symbolizing auto insurance changes.
Michigan Business News

Detroit Drivers to Benefit from Reduced Car Insurance Costs

News Summary Detroit drivers can expect a slight decrease in car insurance fees starting July 2025, as the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) lowers the annual assessment fee for personal injury protection (PIP) coverage. The new fee for the unlimited PIP plan will be $82 per vehicle, down from $90,

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