Business Commentary

When health-care exec Jim Binson’s art collection started overtaking his company headquarters, he took matters into his own hands and conjured up an authentic homemade remedy.

Anyone looking for a sign that the state’s moribund economy is perking up should check with golf and ski re-sorts in northern Michigan, which are investing millions of dollars in additions, renovations, and new amenities.

When the insurance industry decided not to reimburse for body-scan imaging, some facilities closed while others survived by overhauling their business models.

A new global wine distribution system developed in northern Michigan promises to increase retailer profit margins, expand selections, and reduce consumer prices.

China offers plenty of growth potential for the Big Three, but to gain further traction, the automakers must stay ahead of consumer tastes, expand into rural markets, and hope that government protectionists don’t squeeze them out.

Behind the scenes of Detroit’s glitzy gambling dens, large-screen TVs, exquisite jewelry, luxurious hotel stays, and a day at the spa are just some of the gifts commonly showered on their high-rollers.

Greater competition for entertainment dollars, combined with Ohio’s new casinos, will affect Michigan’s gaming industry like never before.

DBusiness interviews the chairman of the Detroit Science Center.

When legal challenges arise, metro Detroit business leaders don’t often venture far for expert advice. Here's our list of Michigan's largest.

Susan Docherty may be the most powerful woman in the automotive industry, but if she can’t win over skeptical consumers, General Motors won’t last another century.