By Karl Henkel | The Detroit News Michigan's improving economy is expected to reduce the teen summer unemployment rate by more than 2 percentage points this year from a year…
By Kate Davidson | Changing Gears Measuring the success of retraining programs used to be straightforward. You just looked at how many people got better paying jobs. Now the emphasis…
LANSING, MI — Michigan can expect steady, modest economic improvement in the next few years as employers add jobs, personal incomes rise and more people buy new cars. That’s according…
By Ron Dewey | CBS Local DETROIT (WWJ) - Michigan Governor Rick Snyder says several companies in the auto industry that left Michigan may soon be returning. Because of a mismatch…
By Karl Henkel | The Detroit News Michigan's April unemployment rate fell by two-tenths of a percentage point, down to 8.3 percent from the March rate of 8.5 percent, thanks…
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