Economic Cheer
A couple takes on Oak Park’s prohibition.
Project Lighthouse
Several Detroit businesses are participating in Project Lighthouse to increase security around the city.
Rust Belt Charm
Why do Southern states have a competitive advantage over Northern states?
Transformer Ships
Two Great Lakes excursion vessels made in Detroit became aircraft carriers for naval trainees during World War II.
March – April 2014 Commentary
Vehicle sales around the world are trending upward, and sales in the United States rose 7.6 percent, to 15.6 million cars and light trucks, last year. While Europe’s auto market has shown monthly gains since last fall, a prolonged recovery is far from certain. In Asia, vehicle sales have been growing by double digits in several markets.
Michigan Franchise Report: Top Michigan Maintenance Franchises
The commercial and residential services industry is expected to grow by 1.6 percent in 2014, employing over 356,000 people and creating $53.2 billion in revenue. — FranchisingUSA
Planning For Eldercare
Money isn’t the only concern when making care arrangements for an aging parent or loved one.
The Whiz Kids
Ford Motor Co. was in shambles following World War II, and was on the road to bankruptcy, until young Henry Ford II hired 10 bright financial managers.
Reach Globally
An enterprise that can master multiple disciplines will have more than its share of opportunities.
January – February 2014 Commentary
We’ve been here before. A new mayor takes office, new promises are made, and we all hold our collective breath that he will chart a sustainable course to recovery. The last few Detroit mayors have had their successes, but they’ve also had their share of missed opportunities and wanton political sideshows.


















