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60+ Top Metro Detroit Restaurants for Business

Business Features Hour Detroit - August 23, 2010

Restaurants are among the most difficult businesses to operate. In addition to creating, ordering, preparing, and serving memorable meals day in and day out,...

PDA Q&A: Gary Burkart

Business Features Hour Detroit - December 13, 2010

DB: Where are you? GB: In Chicago. We’re about to meet with our wine distributor, Wirtz Beverage Illinois — it’s owned by Rocky Wirtz, the...

Warner Norcross & Judd and Doeren Mayhew Sponsor Workshop on Strengthening Businesses at MichBio Annual Meeting

People DBusiness Magazine - April 13, 2009

Warner Norcross & Judd LLP and Doeren Mayhew are sponsoring a workshop on “Strengthening Your Company: Business Strategies in a Down Economy” as part of MichBio’s 2009 Annual Business Meeting.

The Whiz Kids of Cerberus

Business Features Paul A. Eisenstein - December 11, 2008

The “merger of equals” had collapsed, unceremoniously, with Chrysler being sold, at a sizable loss, to Cerberus Capital Management.

Detroit’s Riveting Message to America

Business Features DBusiness editorial staff - February 16, 2009

Since 1900, the U.S. auto industry has contributed more than $60 trillion (in today’s dollars) to the nation’s economy, single-handedly creating the American middle class and ushering in a standard of living unrivaled in the history of civilization.