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Michigan Business News

Major Layoffs Impact 1,349 Workers Across Michigan

News Summary In April 2025, eight companies in Michigan are set to lay off a total of 1,349 workers due to plant closures and restructuring. Significant layoffs include 424 employees at Flagstar Bank in Troy, along with closures at Lippert Components and Pactiv Evergreen. This trend highlights ongoing economic shifts

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City scene in Detroit showing resilience amidst unemployment concerns.
Michigan Business News

Unemployment Claims Rise in Detroit: Key Updates for Michiganders

News Summary Recent reports indicate a rise in unemployment claims in Detroit, with initial filings increasing to 6,808. Despite the increase, Michigan residents can expect enhanced unemployment benefits starting April 2, 2025. The maximum weekly benefits will rise from $362 to $446, with a longer benefit duration now allowed. However,

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Grand reopening of Big Lots store in Michigan with shoppers
Michigan Business News

Big Lots Plans to Reopen Stores in Michigan

News Summary Big Lots is set to reopen five stores in Michigan, with three locations welcoming back shoppers on May 1, 2025, and two more on May 15, 2025. This marks the brand’s revival after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September 2024. The company aims to bring a refreshed

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Office space of the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center with eviction notices
Michigan Breaking News

Major Layoffs Impact Michigan Immigrant Rights Center

News Summary The Michigan Immigrant Rights Center (MIRC) has laid off more than half of its staff, leaving 72 individuals without jobs. This significant workforce reduction raises concerns about the future of immigrant legal services in Michigan. With a funding gap of $12 million, MIRC struggles to provide essential advocacy

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Workplace safety signs at Dundee Engine Plant
Michigan Breaking News

Tragic Workplace Accident Claims Life in Dundee

News Summary A 62-year-old man tragically died in an early morning workplace accident at the Stellantis Dundee Engine Plant. The incident, involving machinery, has left the community in shock. First responders were unable to save him, and he later passed away at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Stellantis is providing support

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Transforming former Rite Aid sites into grocery and healthcare spaces in Michigan.
Michigan Business News

Transformation of Former Rite Aid Locations in Michigan

News Summary As Rite Aid closes all its Michigan stores, exciting new developments are emerging at its former locations. Plum Market will expand significantly in Bloomfield Township, while other communities are repurposing these spaces for healthcare and retail services. With a focus on enhancing convenience, several projects like car washes

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Workers at Stellantis assembly line showing concern over layoffs
Michigan Business News

Stellantis Temporarily Lays Off 900 Workers Amid Tariff Changes

News Summary Stellantis has announced the temporary layoff of 900 workers in the U.S., mainly affecting facilities in Michigan. This decision follows new tariffs impacting production, and additional layoffs may occur in Indiana. Union leaders and community representatives express concerns about job security and the broader implications of these layoffs.

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Automotive workers at a Stellantis plant amid tariff concerns
Michigan Business News

St. Clair Shores Workers Face Layoffs Amid New Tariffs

News Summary St. Clair Shores is bracing for temporary layoffs affecting around 900 Stellantis workers due to the recent tariffs imposed by President Trump. While local officials and union leaders discuss the implications, the community feels the impact of these international trade policies on their economy. Discussions on the pros

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A depiction of Michigan manufacturing and unemployment trends
Michigan Business News

Michigan’s Unemployment Rate Rises Sharply

News Summary Michigan is experiencing the highest increase in unemployment rates in the nation, rising from 5.3% to 5.4%. This is a significant jump from 4.0% in February 2024, attributed to economic shifts and tariffs imposed by the federal government. Neighboring states report lower unemployment figures, making Michigan’s situation more

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