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Crain’s Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez talks about a new private equity firm, the Federal Trade Commission reviewing non-compete agreements, and Grand Rapids’ soccer club now has a name, logo and colors.
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A 2025 International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews survey indicates 79% of college students desire financial literacy courses.
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Institute for Supply Management Research Survey indicates positive June data turned negative and tariff uncertainty is eroding confidence.
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Crain’s Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez talks about state budget proposals to reduce Pure Michigan tourism campaign funding. Priority Health’s Midwest expansion. An out-of-state competitor has purchased office furniture maker Steelcase.
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Multibillion-dollar deal scheduled to close end of 2025.
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Michigan House lawmakers heard testimony Tuesday to generally stop semis from driving on the left side of three-or-more lane freeways.
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Regulators say they have little power to enforce the rules in the state's estimated 100 or more unlicensed parks when owners fail to provide safe water.
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RadioNexus offers assistance to hospital systems and academic medical centers conducting complex clinical trials. WGVU spoke with Dan Rogers, Director of Clinical Trials Platform.
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Ford plans to send out notification letters to affected owners starting July 14th.
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The findings highlight evolving needs and are useful for influencing policy.
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Kellogg was founded in Battle Creek in 1906.
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The Michigan State Budget Office estimates passage of ‘The One, Big Beautiful Bill Act’ will reduce the state’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program by $900 million, impacting 1.5 million people, That’s 15% of Michiganders.