Irum Ibrahim

Restaurateur Jason Frankel, who’s behind Rubbed in Corktown and The Keep speakeasy in Detroit, will open a 1980s-’90s-themed club called Set in downtown Detroit at the end of the month.

Treeborn Products, a Michigan State University startup, has partnered with more than 60 breweries, including Ann Arbor’s Grizzly Peak Brewing Co. and Bellaire’s Short’s Brewing Co., to roast chestnuts used in the brewing process for flavor.

Brett Robinson, the 19-year-old CEO of Robinson Beverages in Bloomfield Hills, has developed a line of cold-pressed, high-pressure pasteurized juices called Crude. Founded in 2013, the company has seen steady growth. The product is distributed in 23 stores across southeastern Michigan, including Plum Market, Papa Joe’s Gourmet Market and Catering, Market Square, Vince and Joe’s Gourmet Markets, and The Produce Station in Ann Arbor. DBusiness Daily News talked with Robinson about how he got his start and his experience being a teenage executive.

Giordano's Famous Stuffed Pizza, a well-known Chicago-based restaurant chain that specializes in deep-dish pizza, is looking to open franchises across metro Detroit.

The Michigan State Fair is expanding this year, adding more than 40 acres at its site in Novi, along with an equestrian show, more rides, an expanded circus performance, and more interior room for livestock breeds, shows, and exhibits.

The Sullivan Center, a therapy center for children with autism, severe ADHD, and cognitive impairments, has relocated from Ann Arbor to new offices in Brighton. The owners have plans to open five more centers in Michigan in the next five years.

As Detroit's Bayview Yacht Club celebrates its 100th year, officials expect this year’s annual Bell’s Beer Bayview Mackinac Race to have more sailing teams participating in the sailing race between Port Huron and Mackinac Island in July. New this year is a partnership with the Chicago Yacht Club to help support autism.

General Motors Co. today announced it will invest $1 billion for the expansion of its Warren Technical Center campus, creating about 2,600 new jobs in product engineering, IT, and design. Renovation and construction work will begin this month, and is expected to be completed by 2018. The announcement was made at the center today and was attended by Gov. Rick Snyder, GM employees, and other officials.