Mid-Michigan, January 1, 2026 Mid-Michigan’s business landscape saw a wave of changes, with 29 establishments opening and closing in 2025. Highlights include the opening of Orange Market and Inn at Stonecliffe, while Lakeside Mall’s permanent closure marked a significant shift in the area’s retail scene. These developments reflect the evolving economic
Detroit, Michigan, December 25, 2025 Michigan companies are integrating artificial intelligence (AI) across various sectors, such as automotive, startups, and marketing. While AI offers significant efficiencies, human oversight remains crucial for ensuring quality and integrity. Organizations are leveraging AI tools for documentation, content creation, and operational processes, maintaining credibility through meticulous
Detroit, Michigan, December 24, 2025 In Michigan, there is a pressing call to strengthen trade agreements rather than impose tariffs, as local entrepreneurs face increased costs due to current policies. Surveys show significant public concern that tariffs raise consumer prices and pose uncertainties for small businesses. The push for more robust
Ann Arbor, Michigan, December 22, 2025 C3 Industries, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, has shut down its Webberville cultivation facility following the announcement of a new 24% wholesale cannabis tax set to take effect in 2026. This decision has resulted in the loss of 62 jobs amid significant drops in cannabis
Detroit, December 20, 2025 The Michigan Legislature’s 2025 session has ended with a historic low of 30 enacted bills. Budget challenges persisted, revealing changes that affect the state’s economic landscape, including a $56.6 billion budget with significant allocations for infrastructure. Despite these hurdles, Michigan advanced in economic rankings, retaining its reputation
Detroit, December 16, 2025 A Michigan-based clothing website is under investigation by the Attorney General’s Office following over 50 consumer complaints alleging non-delivery of products and unmet refund requests. The situation raises concerns regarding the business practices and customer service standards of the company. The Attorney General’s office has issued a
Lansing, Michigan, December 10, 2025 Governor Gretchen Whitmer has unveiled four new projects set to create over 1,300 jobs and invest more than $240 million in Michigan’s economy. These initiatives, covering diverse industries including manufacturing, technology, and agriculture, underscore the state’s commitment to fostering a business-friendly environment. Key projects include Teradyne’s
Dearborn, MI, December 2, 2025 Gasoline prices in Michigan have dropped by 15 cents over the past week, bringing the average cost for regular unleaded fuel to $2.96 per gallon. This decrease provides relief for many drivers ahead of winter, potentially boosting local economic spending. Despite the statewide decline, prices vary
Chelsea, Michigan, November 25, 2025 Chelsea Milling Company, known for its ‘JIFFY’ baking mixes, showcases innovative cost-effective strategies to keep prices low. By eliminating traditional advertising and focusing on high-quality local ingredients, the company supports community farming while maintaining a dominating market presence. Their commitment to vertical integration and local sourcing
Saline Township, Michigan, October 31, 2025 OpenAI, Oracle and Related Digital announced plans to build a 1-gigawatt data center campus in Saline Township, Michigan, as part of the Stargate initiative to expand U.S. AI infrastructure. Construction is slated to begin in early 2026 pending regulatory approval and will be managed by
