View From The Top: Mindi Fynke, president and CEO of EHIM Inc. in Southfield

A wellness advocate and entrepreneur, Mindi Fynke, president and CEO of EHIM Inc., a pharmacy benefit management firm in Southfield, offers her advice on national health care reform, lowering the...

View From The Top: Sue Ellen Eisenberg on Employment Law

Since the global financial meltdown in 2008, employment law has changed considerably as employees seek redress for wrongful termination, worker misclassification, and discrimination. Bloomfield...

By R.J. King

Vital Infrastructure

When Warren Mayor Jim Fouts called Detroit’s aging infrastructure a “ticking time bomb that’s ready to go off” earlier this year, he was...

By Alan T. Ackerman

David Farbman & Steve Dooley

David Farbman, founder and CEO of Outside Hub Inc. in Southfield, addresses targeted Internet marketing and advertising in a challenging economy....

PDA Q&A: Jeffrey Fratarcangeli

How building a network of contacts can benefit clients.

Robert Young, Bob Saget and Michael Young

While comedians like Bob Saget, center, hone their craft onstage, they’re often tapped for business advice backstage.

Rob Amsler

Though Detroit’s Bayview Yacht Club “is a little pea patch in the middle of the country,” Commodore Rob Amsler notes that it hosts the...

By R.J. King

The 1 Percent Solution

If more Fortune 500 corporations supported startups, Michigan would become an entrepreneurial hub.

By Mahendra Ramsinghani

Champions of the New Economy 2013

For the fourth year in a row, Junior Achievement of Southeastern Michigan, in partnership with DBusiness magazine and News/ Talk 760 WJR, selected...

By R.J. King

Detroit 2.0

By R.J. King

Match Play

Detroit’s three casinos are tapping new technology and facility upgrades to offset competition, but the advent of online gaming will change the...

By Dan Calabrese

The Sweet Life

A measure of discipline defines a gourmet fondant cake company in Detroit.

By R.J. King

Best Practices

Training, benefits help lower employee turnover, but it’s only one piece of the puzzle.

By R.J. King

A Cruiser's Paradise

A sagging carriage house is transformed into an automotive showpiece.

By R.J. King

The Alliance Business

Why once-bitter rivals in the automotive industry are becoming the best of friends.

By Paul Eisenstein

Gaining Momentum

Automotive dealerships in the region are driving increased sales of cars, trucks, and accessories, but no one can rest on their laurels.

By R.J. King

Test Tube

William Banks created WGPR-TV in Detroit, the nation’s first black-owned station, giving the black community access to the airwaves.

By Ronald Ahrens

Inside-Out

A new book by former justice of the court Elizabeth A. Weaver charges some of her colleagues with bullying tactics, changing legal precedence to...