ANN ARBOR - Michigan marijuana prices have fallen to some of the lowest levels in the country, with ounces commonly selling for $90 to $130. In Ohio, similar products often sell for $150 to $220 an ounce. Meanwhile, a multibillion-dollar hemp-derived THC industry has emerged outside the licensed cannabis system. Now that market may be
International business travel can open doors to new opportunities, partnerships, and career growth. However, frequent flights, changing schedules, and unfamiliar destinations can quickly become overwhelming if you are not prepared. The good news is that with the right planning and mindset, business travel can feel far more manageable and even enjoyable. Plan Your Trip Well
For most of the past two decades, commercial security cameras did one job: they recorded footage that someone might review after something went wrong. In 2026, that model is fading fast. Businesses are no longer buying cameras to look back — they are buying systems that watch, interpret, and alert in real time. The global
ANN ARBOR - On June 1, millions of customers served by DTE Energy and Consumers Energy moved onto seasonal "time-of-use" electric rates that charge more for electricity during periods of highest demand. The pricing structure is designed to reduce stress on the electric grid during hot summer afternoons. But it also means households that run
A live match does not wait for anyone. A goal changes the picture in seconds. So does a red card, a timeout, a late injury, a missed penalty or a sudden scoring run. That is why modern online sports betting has become less about fixed pre-match prices and more about software that can keep up
LANSING - The debate over artificial intelligence data centers in Michigan has largely focused on land use, water consumption and local opposition. But a bigger question may be emerging: Can Michigan's electric grid handle the demand? As Michigan competes for billions of dollars in AI infrastructure, electric vehicle manufacturing and advanced technology investments, energy experts
DETROIT - Michigan is investing millions of dollars to build an artificial intelligence economy. Developers are proposing power-hungry data centers. Universities are expanding AI research. State leaders recently launched a $60 million Michigan Innovation Fund to help technology startups grow. But as Michigan doubles down on AI, a growing number of corporate executives are asking
ANN ARBOR — Michigan helped invent the modern auto industry, remains one of America's top engineering centers, and is home to one of the nation's leading research universities. So why isn't the state creating more billion-dollar technology companies? That's the question increasingly confronting Michigan business leaders, investors, entrepreneurs, and policymakers as states like Texas, Colorado,
An artist's rendering of a metallic silver sphere based on descriptions from military reports and declassified Pentagon UAP investigations. U.S. officials have not identified the objects and continue to classify several incidents as unresolved. WASHINGTON DC -For decades, UFO sightings were easy for skeptics to dismiss. A blurry photo. A shaky video. A witness who
Michigan still dominates cannabis sales and attracts thousands of out-of-state shoppers every week. But Ohio's higher prices, stronger profit margins and expanding adult-use market could position it to benefit more from upcoming federal cannabis reforms. ANN ARBOR - Michigan sells more cannabis than Ohio. Ohio makes more money. That simple reality may shape the future
