From the Magazine

The Detroit Lions are valued at $2.1 billion, but if the team could find success on the field — and, dare we say, win a Super Bowl — its net worth would skyrocket.

Former Detroit Rockets goaltender Bryan Finnerty scores with sports and technology enterprises.

The new owners of Detroit Popcorn Co. in Redford Township eye a national expansion.

Selected by private attorneys in metro Detroit via DBusiness’ 2021 Top Lawyers survey

As we move into the new year, metro Detroit and Michigan can expect a steady economic recovery once the COVID-19 vaccine(s) is widely distributed. But there’s a lot of work ahead of us, too.

When COVID-19 hit Michigan in March, many companies, including those involved in venture capitalism, feared the worst — that 2020 would be a really bad year. Fortunately, most businesses, including venture capital firms, have been steadily rebounding ever since they were allowed to operate.

Albert Kahn revolutionized industry, yet never lost sight of classical architecture.

In response to COVID-19, Stone Soap Co. in Sylvan Lake moved from producing car wash detergent to hand sanitizer in two weeks’ time.

“You’re not going to go into the biggest game of your life and never practice,” says former Judge Henry W. Saad, who leads a new appellate consultation and mock oral arguments service at Farmington Hills-based Young and Associates, a law firm specializing in complex business litigation.

The legal challenges in the water crisis in flint near an end as a federal court reviews a $641.3-million resolution that could be the largest such disposition in Michigan.