Новости за 26.08.2018

Associated Press - A "food hub" will put commercial kitchens, vendor spaces, a restaurant and a farmers' market under one roof.

David Eggert
Associated Press - The party on Sunday made official its slate of top candidates for the fall election in bids to retake state offices it has not led in years.

Chad Livengood - Lawmakers face deadline to adopt proposals for wage hike, paid sick time or let voters decide in November.

Dustin Walsh - Recovery from Great Recession boosts paychecks, but cost of living increases mute the impact.

Kirk Pinho - The company is using high pay and perks to lure development talent from other real estate firms.

Chad Livengood - After hitting a legislative wall of resistance, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is attempting to make an end run around the Capitol and get a federal judge to toss out Michigan's 45-year-old no-fault auto insurance law.

Bill Shea - E-sports team, along with its real-life counterpart, looks to data dive for help in recalibrating advertising rates.

Jay Greene - Health systems, physicians, corporations are targeting the outpatient delivery market in Southeast Michigan as major growth area.

Jay Greene - Crain's reporter Jay Greene gets an inside look at the work of surgeons and innovations in treatment for patients with severe back pain.

Jay Greene - Troy-based Jayant Jagannathan takes his neurosurgery show to northern Michigan to serve patients closer to their homes.

Jay Greene - Controlling costs is a major effort most health insurers are focusing on with patients who want back surgery, one of the most overused types.

Chad Livengood - "If I had been mayor about a year earlier, it would have been a dedicated lane down the middle the street," the Detroit mayor said.

Jay Greene - The move for retail commercial pharmacy business is expected to reduce administrative costs and provider greater flexibility to customers.

Keith Crain - It's worth noting how terrific it is that businesses all over Southeast Michigan are sponsors of Little League teams.

Instead of rolling over and passing laws they don't agree with in a cold political calculation, legislators would be better-served by making their case against the proposals to the voters and winning in the market of ideas.

Other Voices - Cindy Pasky - Workers could potentially be turned down for jobs because of confusion over the implications of state laws as opposed to federal law.

Other Voices - Francis Grunow - Please don't tear down any more buildings.

Daniel Saad -

Letter writer: "With the state projected to add over 800,000 more residents over the next three decades, plus new businesses with more employment opportunities, Michigan will need to maintain a modern and flexible, affordable electricity mix to ensure it can meet growing demand."

Crain's Detroit Business - This week's announcements include promotions/appointments at Quinn Evans Architects Inc., the Children's Leukemia Foundation of Michigan and BorgWarner Inc.

Crain's Detroit Business - Universal Logistics Holdings acquires Southern Counties Express | Miller Vein opens sixth location | Robotic Industries Association and MassRobotics form strategic partnership

Crain's Detroit Business - Artist Phillip K. Smith III's first public Detroit work connects two of Detroit's most iconic buildings, One Woodward and the Guardian Building.

Crain's Detroit Business - Artist Phillip K. Smith III's first public Detroit work connects two of Detroit's most iconic buildings, One Woodward and the Guardian Building.