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Exterior view of a closed Bahama Breeze restaurant in Troy, Michigan
Michigan Business News

Bahama Breeze Closes Troy Location Amid Nationwide Cuts

News Summary Bahama Breeze has permanently closed its Troy restaurant as part of a strategy to shut down 15 locations nationwide due to performance evaluations. The Troy location, which employed 70 individuals, will provide employees with transfer opportunities and up to 60 days of wages following the closure. The decision

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New Mercedes-Benz headquarters in Sandy Springs, Georgia
Michigan Business News

Mercedes-Benz Moves North American Headquarters to Georgia

News Summary Mercedes-Benz has announced the relocation of its North American headquarters to Sandy Springs, Georgia, consolidating up to 500 jobs from Michigan by August 2026. This move follows attempts from Michigan state officials to retain these positions but ultimately enhances Georgia’s reputation in the automotive industry alongside other major

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Trends in Michigan unemployment claims with positive indicators
Michigan Business News

Michigan Sees Decrease in Unemployment Claims Amid New Benefits Law

News Summary Michigan has reported a significant drop in initial unemployment claims, falling to 5,303 for the week ending May 17. This decline follows the introduction of new laws aimed at increasing jobless benefits for residents. Nationally, claims also decreased, but states recorded varied changes. The new legislation, which increases

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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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Consumers looking at prices in a supermarket amid economic concerns.
Michigan Business News

U.S. Consumer Sentiment Declines for Fifth Month in a Row

News Summary Consumer sentiment in the U.S. has dropped by 2.7% in May, marking the fifth consecutive month of decline and the lowest level since July 2022. This decline, nearing 30% since January, is attributed to rising concerns over inflation and economic stability, exacerbated by ongoing trade tensions. While retail

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Construction workers collaborating on an infrastructure project
Michigan Business News

Michigan Unveils Statewide Infrastructure Workforce Plan

News Summary The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity has launched the Michigan Statewide Infrastructure Workforce Plan to tackle job shortages and enhance training in the infrastructure sector. This initiative aims to train at least 5,000 new workers by 2030, responding to the significant job creation expected from over

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Cityscape representing economic activity and government efficiency
Michigan Breaking News

Trump’s First 100 Days: Economic Challenges and Policy Debates

News Summary In his first 100 days of a potential second term, President Trump claims significant accomplishments despite rising disapproval ratings regarding his economic policies. Voters express concerns about his strict immigration measures and potential recession risks, with key poll results indicating dissatisfaction. Elon Musk’s involvement in federal management raises

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A factory in Michigan with a closed sign indicating layoffs
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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Display of cannabis products in an Ohio dispensary
Michigan Business News

Ohio Marijuana Prices: A Tale of Decline but Still High

News Summary Ohio’s recreational marijuana market sees average prices drop from $9.40 to $6.30 per gram since sales began in August 2024. Despite this, Ohio prices remain significantly higher than Michigan, where consumers pay about $2.29 per gram. Stricter regulations and limited cultivation licenses contribute to these disparities, as many

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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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