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West Michigan clock and furniture maker Howard Miller is winding down operations after nearly a century of home furnishings manufacturing

The state’s overall labor force fell by around 9,000 workers as people retire or get discouraged from the job hunt

One of Michigan’s largest health care providers is laying off employees in 15 states, including Michigan

The report is missing one month’s data due to the federal government shutdown in October, which also delayed the survey

Regional economic development nonprofit The Right Place presented its 2026 economic outlook to Grand Rapids business leaders today

Grand Rapids-based Acrisure has announced it will begin cutting jobs in early 2026. The insurance brokerage is automating hundreds of positions with artificial intelligence

The company’s six leased facilities are currently headquartered in Holland Township

The over 80-year-old company that pioneered frozen garlic bread has closed its Muskegon manufacturing facility, laying off 175 employees

One year after opening its first sodium-ion battery plant, Natron is now permanently closing its Holland facilities Wednesday

New findings show Tribal Nations in Michigan show non-gaming business activities bring prosperity to communities and economic sovereignty to indigenous people