Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Michigan Data Center Election: Benson Wants A Pause, James Says Let Communities Decide
Michigan's gubernatorial, Senate and congressional candidates are proposing competing approaches to AI development as questions grow about jobs, electricity costs, tax
Michigan Voters Face $30 Billion Data Center Dilemma: Jobs, Electric Bills And The AI Economy
A tracker identifies 31 Michigan data-center projects representing approximately $30 billion in announced investment, including proposed, operating and canceled developments. With
Flock Safety Reportedly Cutting 270 Jobs As Michigan Cities Turn Off Surveillance Cameras
Michigan communities are canceling or reconsidering contracts for AI-powered license-plate cameras amid privacy concerns, customer-service complaints and questions about taxpayer costs.
Trump Names AI Czar As Michigan Battles Over Data Center Costs, Jobs And AI Regulation
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has named national intelligence chief Jay Clayton to lead a new federal artificial-intelligence task force, even
Cannabis News
DEA Judge Rejects Marijuana Rescheduling Delay As Michigan, Ohio Cannabis Businesses Await Tax Relief
Federal ruling advances proceedings that could eventually allow recreational marijuana businesses to deduct ordinary operating
Federal Hemp Restrictions Threaten Michigan CBD Industry As Bills To Help Farmers Remain Stalled
ANN ARBOR - Michigan's industrial hemp industry faces a potentially serious economic setback as federal
Michigan Warned DEA About Marijuana Rescheduling. Now California Says Federal Guidance Is Missing
Michigan regulators raised concerns in 2024 about implementing federal marijuana rescheduling without clear rules. California's
Michigan Marijuana Sales Fall 3.4% To $242 Million As Ounce Prices Slip Below $60
Michigan recreational marijuana sales declined in September compared with both August and a year earlier,
DEA Judge Rejects Marijuana Rescheduling Delay As Michigan, Ohio Cannabis Businesses Await Tax Relief
Federal ruling advances proceedings that could eventually allow recreational marijuana businesses to deduct ordinary operating
Federal Hemp Restrictions Threaten Michigan CBD Industry As Bills To Help Farmers Remain Stalled
ANN ARBOR - Michigan's industrial hemp industry faces a potentially serious economic setback as federal
Michigan Warned DEA About Marijuana Rescheduling. Now California Says Federal Guidance Is Missing
Michigan regulators raised concerns in 2024 about implementing federal marijuana rescheduling without clear rules. California's
Michigan Marijuana Sales Fall 3.4% To $242 Million As Ounce Prices Slip Below $60
Michigan recreational marijuana sales declined in September compared with both August and a year earlier,
Medicare CBD Experiment Could Open New Market For Michigan Hemp Industry
CMS program allowing participating health-care organizations to provide qualifying hemp products to Medicare beneficiaries adds
Michigan Hemp Businesses Win Temporary Reprieve As Congress Delays Federal THC Crackdown
One-month extension gives Congress a final opportunity during its post-election lame-duck session to craft permanent
CRA Rules Update Hearing Explained On Michigan Marijuana Today
LANSING - This edition of Michigan Marijuana Today focused on the July 23 hearing hosted
Michigan Risks Falling Further Behind in Growing U.S. Hemp Economy
CRA rules under review July 23 could determine whether Michigan attracts hemp farming, processing and
Breaking News
Michigan Venture Capital Leader Calls For More State Investment To Keep Entrepreneurs, Jobs In Michigan
MVCA Executive Director Ara Topouzian urges Michigan's next governor and Legislature to strengthen support for
Michigan Lawmaker Seeks One-Year Suspension Of 24% Marijuana Tax As Revenue Trails Projections
State collected $73.4 million through July; proposal comes as cannabis businesses face falling prices and
Your Caregivers Take Care of Everyone Else. Who Takes Care of Them
WOW Offers Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Retirement Communities, and Home Care Agencies a New
Michigan Absentee Requests Jump 17% as Early Voting Begins — What County Results Reveal
Michigan's first midterm election with statewide early in-person voting is underway. A look at the
Michigan Lawmaker Seeks One-Year Suspension Of 24% Marijuana Tax As Revenue Trails Projections
State collected $73.4 million through July; proposal comes as cannabis businesses face falling prices and
Your Caregivers Take Care of Everyone Else. Who Takes Care of Them
WOW Offers Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Retirement Communities, and Home Care Agencies a New
Michigan Absentee Requests Jump 17% as Early Voting Begins — What County Results Reveal
Michigan's first midterm election with statewide early in-person voting is underway. A look at the
DEA Judge Rejects Marijuana Rescheduling Delay As Michigan, Ohio Cannabis Businesses Await Tax Relief
Federal ruling advances proceedings that could eventually allow recreational marijuana businesses to deduct ordinary operating
Big Tech Has Bet $3 Trillion On AI. Michigan Is Betting With It
As technology giants make trillions of dollars in long-term commitments to build artificial intelligence infrastructure,
Feds Approve Enbridge Line 5 Tunnel — But Michigan Supreme Court Ruling Leaves Project In Limbo
Army Corps clears major federal hurdle just 12 days after Michigan's high court threw out
Elon Musk Found A Way Around The Grid. A Michigan Company Says It Can, Too
Brighton-based Bratic Energy says hyperscale AI data centers could generate 100% of their electricity on-site
Heat Wave, AI Boom Push America’s Electric Grid Toward A Tipping Point. Is Michigan Ready?
ANN ARBOR—For weeks, Michigan residents have endured sweltering temperatures, high humidity and steadily rising electric
Michigan Economy Shows Warning Signs As Workforces Shrink, Manufacturing Costs Surge
October economic report finds conflicting trends across five Michigan regions as industrial inflation rises, workforce
Major Medicaid Changes Hit After Midterms — What Michigan Seniors Need To Know
Michigan voters will cast ballots Nov. 3 before some of the biggest Medicaid changes take
U.S. Hiring Slows Sharply As Michigan Faces Higher Unemployment
WASHINGTON — A sharp slowdown in U.S. hiring could be particularly troubling for Michigan, where
Trump Escalates Canada Trade War — Michigan Auto Jobs, Suppliers Face Growing Risk
More than 1.2 million Michigan jobs are directly or indirectly tied to the state’s automotive
Featured News
Are Rural Michigan Residents Better Off Than Two Years Ago? Farm Profits, Household Income and Living Costs Tell Different Storie
PART 2 | MICHIGAN ECONOMIC REALITY CHECK: 2024–2026 New agricultural data show improving profits for some Michigan farms, while rural household
Are You Better Off in Michigan Than Two Years Ago? Jobs, Inflation and Stock Market Tell Different Stories
PART 1 | MICHIGAN ECONOMIC REALITY CHECK: 2024–2026 With early in-person voting underway, Michigan residents are comparing their finances with October
Young Michigan Voters Disapprove of Trump, Favor El-Sayed as New Poll Shows Tight Senate Race
An October 21 Marist poll adds fresh evidence of a generational divide in Michigan's Senate contest. The findings also raise questions
MI Tech TV
GM Launches 30 Under 30 Program As Auto Industry Faces Shortage Of Skilled Technicians
DETROIT — General Motors is launching a national program to recognize outstanding automotive service technicians under age 30 as the auto industry confronts a persistent shortage of skilled workers and increasingly complex vehicle technology. The
Trump’s AI Czar, Cyberwar Threats And New Documentary — Richard Stiennon On MITech TV
BIRMINGHAM - What will President Trump's AI Czar mean for Michigan's technology industry, data centers, jobs and cybersecurity? And how vulnerable are America's hospitals, power grids and businesses to foreign cyberattacks? Michigan cybersecurity expert Richard
Trump Threatens 50% Canada Auto Tariffs Jan. 1 — LTU Expert Warns Michigan Could Pay The Price
DETROIT — President Donald Trump has threatened to double U.S. tariffs on Canadian cars, trucks and automotive parts to 50% on Jan. 1, 2027 — a move a longtime General Motors executive warns could hammer
Michigan
GM Launches 30 Under 30 Program As Auto Industry Faces Shortage Of Skilled Technicians
DETROIT — General Motors is launching a national program to recognize outstanding automotive service technicians
Detroit’s Big Three EV Sales Plunge — Michigan Jobs, Billions In Investments Face Uncertainty
DETROIT — Thousands of Michigan manufacturing jobs and billions of dollars in automotive investments face
Trump Threatens 50% Canada Auto Tariffs Jan. 1 — LTU Expert Warns Michigan Could Pay The Price
DETROIT — President Donald Trump has threatened to double U.S. tariffs on Canadian cars, trucks
Driverless Waymos Hit Detroit Streets — But Michigan Laws Face A New Test
Fully driverless Waymos are now navigating Detroit streets with nobody behind the wheel. Michigan law
GM Launches 30 Under 30 Program As Auto Industry Faces Shortage Of Skilled Technicians
DETROIT — General Motors is launching a national program to recognize outstanding automotive service technicians
Detroit’s Big Three EV Sales Plunge — Michigan Jobs, Billions In Investments Face Uncertainty
DETROIT — Thousands of Michigan manufacturing jobs and billions of dollars in automotive investments face
Trump Threatens 50% Canada Auto Tariffs Jan. 1 — LTU Expert Warns Michigan Could Pay The Price
DETROIT — President Donald Trump has threatened to double U.S. tariffs on Canadian cars, trucks
Driverless Waymos Hit Detroit Streets — But Michigan Laws Face A New Test
Fully driverless Waymos are now navigating Detroit streets with nobody behind the wheel. Michigan law
Audi Picks Georgia For $4 Billion Auto Plant, 4,500 Jobs — MEDC Warns Michigan Faces Serious Competition
Michigan economic-development officials say consistent policies, manufacturing investment and prepared industrial sites are critical as
Your Budtenders Take Care of Your Customers. Who Takes Care of Them?
Keep Your Best Budtenders, Fight Turnover, and Expand Wellness Benefits — With Potential Payroll Tax
Michigan Venture Capital Leader Calls For More State Investment To Keep Entrepreneurs, Jobs In Michigan
MVCA Executive Director Ara Topouzian urges Michigan's next governor and Legislature to strengthen support for
Michigan Lawmaker Seeks One-Year Suspension Of 24% Marijuana Tax As Revenue Trails Projections
State collected $73.4 million through July; proposal comes as cannabis businesses face falling prices and
Advanced Technologies
AI Political Ads Top $137 Million As Michigan Senate Candidate Targeted By Fabricated Videos
Republican candidates and affiliated groups account for 88% of national spending on identified AI political advertisements, while federal records document more
Michigan Data Center Election: Benson Wants A Pause, James Says Let Communities Decide
Michigan's gubernatorial, Senate and congressional candidates are proposing competing approaches to AI development as questions grow about jobs, electricity costs, tax
Michigan Voters Face $30 Billion Data Center Dilemma: Jobs, Electric Bills And The AI Economy
A tracker identifies 31 Michigan data-center projects representing approximately $30 billion in announced investment, including proposed, operating and canceled developments. With
Flock Safety Reportedly Cutting 270 Jobs As Michigan Cities Turn Off Surveillance Cameras
Michigan communities are canceling or reconsidering contracts for AI-powered license-plate cameras amid privacy concerns, customer-service complaints and questions about taxpayer costs.
Science Tech
Michigan Invests $89 Million In River Cleanup, Could Unlock Millions More In Federal Funding
DETROIT — Michigan is investing $89 million recovered through pollution settlements to clean up contaminated rivers, potentially unlocking tens of millions of additional federal dollars while creating opportunities for waterfront development, tourism, fishing and recreation.
Major Medicaid Changes Hit After Midterms — What Michigan Seniors Need To Know
Michigan voters will cast ballots Nov. 3 before some of the biggest Medicaid changes take effect. With three in five Michigan nursing-home residents already relying on Medicaid, here's what seniors and their families need to
Michigan Senior-Care Providers Face A Growing Problem: How Do They Keep Their Caregivers?
Michigan will need thousands more caregivers as its senior population grows toward 2.4 million. But nursing homes, assisted-living communities, and in-home care companies already face a more immediate problem: keeping the caregivers they have. ANN
Michigan Needs More Venture Capital — Its 48,000 Bioscience Jobs Show Why
MVCA's VentureTrack 2026 will train Michigan's next generation of venture investors as the state tries to turn research and startups into companies producing high-paying jobs. Michigan's $56 billion bioscience industry shows what's at stake. ANN
A National Strategy For The “New Normal” Of Life With COVID
CHICAGO - As the Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2 demonstrates, COVID-19 is here to stay. In January 2021, President Biden issued the “National Strategy for the COVID-19 Response and Pandemic Preparedness.” As the US moves from
UM Requires Proof Of COVID Vaccination, Or Negative Test, To Enter, Including Athletic Events
ANN ARBOR – If you’re planning to visit, work or attend an indoor athletic event at the University of Michigan campus, you have to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or negative-test results – or you
State of Michigan Releases New COVID Quarantine Guidance
LANSING - The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) updated its quarantine guidance for the general public to reflect the recent recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. If You Test Positive for COVID-19 (Isolate) Everyone, regardless of vaccination status.
Omicron COVID Mutation Headed To USA – How Will It Impact the Nation’s Health?
ANN ARBOR - Epidemiologist Fred Brown returns to MITech TV to analyze the new COVID Variant that is sweeping South Africa. It's been dubbed Omicron. Brown says he suspects it already has arrived in the
Major Medicaid Changes Hit After Midterms — What Michigan Seniors Need To Know
Michigan voters will cast ballots Nov. 3 before some of the biggest Medicaid changes take effect. With three in five Michigan nursing-home residents already relying on Medicaid, here's what seniors and their families need to
Michigan Senior-Care Providers Face A Growing Problem: How Do They Keep Their Caregivers?
Michigan will need thousands more caregivers as its senior population grows toward 2.4 million. But nursing homes, assisted-living communities, and in-home care companies already face a more immediate problem: keeping the caregivers they have. ANN
Michigan Needs More Venture Capital — Its 48,000 Bioscience Jobs Show Why
MVCA's VentureTrack 2026 will train Michigan's next generation of venture investors as the state tries to turn research and startups into companies producing high-paying jobs. Michigan's $56 billion bioscience industry shows what's at stake. ANN
Choosing The Wrong Medicare Drug Plan Could Cost Michigan Seniors Hundreds More In 2027
ANN ARBOR - Michigan seniors are about to hear a lot about rising Medicare Part D premiums next year. But healthcare experts say they're looking at the wrong number. The biggest financial risk for many
Major Medicaid Changes Hit After Midterms — What Michigan Seniors Need To Know
Michigan voters will cast ballots Nov. 3 before some of the biggest Medicaid changes take effect. With three in five Michigan nursing-home residents already relying on Medicaid, here's what seniors and their families need to
Michigan Senior-Care Providers Face A Growing Problem: How Do They Keep Their Caregivers?
Michigan will need thousands more caregivers as its senior population grows toward 2.4 million. But nursing homes, assisted-living communities, and in-home care companies already face a more immediate problem: keeping the caregivers they have. ANN
Michigan Needs More Venture Capital — Its 48,000 Bioscience Jobs Show Why
MVCA's VentureTrack 2026 will train Michigan's next generation of venture investors as the state tries to turn research and startups into companies producing high-paying jobs. Michigan's $56 billion bioscience industry shows what's at stake. ANN
Choosing The Wrong Medicare Drug Plan Could Cost Michigan Seniors Hundreds More In 2027
ANN ARBOR - Michigan seniors are about to hear a lot about rising Medicare Part D premiums next year. But healthcare experts say they're looking at the wrong number. The biggest financial risk for many
Industry 4.0 Featured News
General Motors Embraces Industry 4.0 Technologies To Improve Efficiencies, Cut Costs
DETROIT - Smart manufacturing and the rise of Industry 4.0 technology, which involves the integration of digital tech, automation, and data
Mobility
Gasoline Engines Aren’t Dead: Why Detroit Automakers Are Rethinking Their Electric Future
Michigan economist Patrick Anderson says a 1,250-horsepower Corvette and the latest Wards automotive awards demonstrate
GM Launches 30 Under 30 Program As Auto Industry Faces Shortage Of Skilled Technicians
DETROIT — General Motors is launching a national program to recognize outstanding automotive service technicians
Gasoline Engines Aren’t Dead: Why Detroit Automakers Are Rethinking Their Electric Future
Michigan economist Patrick Anderson says a 1,250-horsepower Corvette and the latest Wards automotive awards demonstrate
GM Launches 30 Under 30 Program As Auto Industry Faces Shortage Of Skilled Technicians
DETROIT — General Motors is launching a national program to recognize outstanding automotive service technicians
GM Unveils Autonomous Electric Flying Car – Cadillac Of Urban Air Mobility
DETROIT - General Motors Co on Tuesday presented a futuristic flying Cadillac - a self-driving
UM Study: Self-Driving Cars May Induce People To Travel More, Negating Green Benefits
ANN ARBOR—The benefits of self-driving cars will likely induce vehicle owners to drive more, and
Digital and Mobile
AI Agents Escaped, Collaborated And Hacked Hugging Face — Richard Stiennon Explains What Happened
BIRMINGHAM - Cybersecurity analyst Richard Stiennon walks MITechNews Editor Mike Brennan and Co-host Matt Roush
Michigan Recommends Cyber Defenses — But Assessments Aren’t Mandatory
ANN ARBOR - Michigan isn't starting from scratch in protecting drinking-water infrastructure. The Michigan Department
AI Escaped The Sandbox—Now What? Richard Stiennon Explains
BIRMINGHAM - In this episode of MITech TV, cybersecurity expert Richard Stiennon explains the recent
Rogue AI Hacking Incidents Amplify Debate Over Open-Source Tech As Michigan Bets Big On AI
As the proposed Oracle/OpenAI AI campus near Saline moves forward, cybersecurity experts say protecting artificial
New Round of Make It in Michigan Mobility Prototyping Grants Opens
LANSING - The State of Michigan announced the launch of the next round of the
DSM Energy Solutions Offers Mobile Off-Grid EV Charging Stations
BRIGHTON - One of the big problems Electric Vehicle users face outside the home is
Six Organizations Share $15 Million Equitable Mobility Challenge Grants
LANSING – Six organizations received $15 million in grants from the Michigan Office of Future
17 Companies Split $813,000 Through Michigan Mobility Prototyping Grant Program
SOUTHFIELD – The Michigan’s Office of Future Mobility and Electrification, in partnership with Centrepolis Accelerator
AI Agents Escaped, Collaborated And Hacked Hugging Face — Richard Stiennon Explains What Happened
BIRMINGHAM - Cybersecurity analyst Richard Stiennon walks MITechNews Editor Mike Brennan and Co-host Matt Roush
Michigan Recommends Cyber Defenses — But Assessments Aren’t Mandatory
ANN ARBOR - Michigan isn't starting from scratch in protecting drinking-water infrastructure. The Michigan Department
AI Escaped The Sandbox—Now What? Richard Stiennon Explains
BIRMINGHAM - In this episode of MITech TV, cybersecurity expert Richard Stiennon explains the recent
Rogue AI Hacking Incidents Amplify Debate Over Open-Source Tech As Michigan Bets Big On AI
As the proposed Oracle/OpenAI AI campus near Saline moves forward, cybersecurity experts say protecting artificial
123NET Brings High-Speed Internet To Piquette Flats Project In Detroit
DETROIT - 123NET announced a new partnership with Detroit-based developer, The Platform, to bring fiber
123NET And Peninsula Fiber Network Complete Major Fiber Installation
SOUTHFIELD- 123NET and Peninsula Fiber Network LLC announced completion of construction on an approximate 130-mile
The Rise of Responsible Gambling Features in the Online Poker Industry
Over the past few years, the online poker industry in the United States has experienced
Lee Township joins 123NET and Allegan County in County-Wide Broadband Project
LEE TOWNSHIP – 123NET and Lee Township in Allegan County have entered into an agreement
Ann Arbor’s Icon Interactive Acquires Australian Digital App Studio
ANN ARBOR - Icon Interactive, a digital marketing agency, has acquired Hydric PTY, a digital
Davenport University First To Earn Michigan Performance Excellence Award
GRAND RAPIDS - Davenport University has been selected as a 2020 Michigan Performance Excellence Award recipient by Michigan
TrialAssure Releases Anonymize DS To Automate Clinical Trail Data
CANTON - TrialAssure – a software company focused on developing clinical trial transparency tools –
OptimizeRx Buying Health Care Software As A Service Company
ROCHESTER–OptimizeRx Corp., which provides digital customer communication services to the pharmaceutical industry, announced plans to
2024 Cyber Review: Trump Re-Election Eclipses AI and Ransomware Stories
2024 was a year with growing ransomware attacks, accelerating use of artificial intelligence (for good and evil), more deepfakes in online fraud and election threats being overstated, but Donald Trump becoming president-elect (again) is the
MPSC Authorizes Consumers Energy To Contract For Washtenaw County Battery Electric Storage Plant
LANSING - The Michigan Public Service Commission today approved an application by Consumers Energy Co. for a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Voyager Energy Storage LLC for a 100-megawatt battery energy storage facility in Washtenaw
China Unveils New ‘Flying Monkey’ Spaceplane In Big To Dominate Space Exploration
BREMAN, Germany - China’s push to dominate the next frontier in space exploration took center stage at the Space Tech Expo Europe in Bremen, Germany, where Beijing-based Space Transportation, also known as Lingkong Tianxing Technology, announced
Social Media Guru Terry Bean Offers Thought Leadership Course
DETROIT - Social media guru Terry Bean is offering a ten-part Thought Leadership online course that will start on Jan. 17. He joins MITech TV co-hosts Matt Roush and Mike Brennan to provide details. Thought
Melih Oztalay Gives Retailers Helpful E-Commerce Tips for the Holiday Season
ANN ARBOR - Melih Oztalay, CEO of SmartFinds Marketing, returns to MITech TV to provide valuable e-Commerce tips for companies that want to improve their online sales during the Holiday season. The Economy for the
Relationship Marketing Through Educational Videos – New Program At MITechNews.Com
ANN ARBOR - MITechNews has launched a new video-driven social media program called Relationship Marketing Through Educational Videos. The brainchild of this new program is Michele Hirschfield, founder of WelcomingResults.Com, which has been performing relationship
Business and Finance
Michigan Startup Winners Can Now Land $375,000 As PitchMI Competition Begins
GRAND RAPIDS — Five Michigan defense and aerospace startups will compete Sept. 15 for a
Building Resilient IT Infrastructure for Modern Businesses
Image Credit: Unsplash A business's digital setup is the backbone of all modern operations. Everything,
Would You Pay $2,000 For A Smartphone? Apple May Be About To Find Out
Apple is expected to introduce its first foldable smartphone at its Sept. 9 product event,
Michigan Needs More Venture Capital — Its 48,000 Bioscience Jobs Show Why
MVCA's VentureTrack 2026 will train Michigan's next generation of venture investors as the state tries
Only 10 Michigan Companies Will Get Spots On Automation Alley Mexico Trade Mission
Automation Alley Executive Director Tom Kelly: Don't wait for Sept. 15 deadline — first 10
Michigan Snowbirds: Why You Should Ship Your Car to Florida Instead of Driving
Michigan Snowbirds: Ship Your Car to Florida, Skip the Drive Every fall, tens of thousands
5 Best Car Shipping Companies of 2026
5 Best Car Shipping Companies of 2026 Whether you're buying a car out of state,
Why AI Companies Should Care About Global Trade Tariffs, Chips, Data Centers And Supply Chains Will Shape The Next Generation Of Michigan AI Companies
GRAND RAPIDS - Artificial intelligence may be powered by software, but the industry depends on
MITechNews Is Building The Definitive Record Of Michigan’s AI Economy.
ANN ARBOR – Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming Michigan's economy. From manufacturing and mobility to
Michigan Startup Competition Offers $2 Million In Funding To Early-Stage Companies
LANSING – Michigan entrepreneurs developing the next generation of artificial intelligence, defense, healthcare and advanced
Velocity Emerging Defense Tech 5X5 Pitch Competition Offers Cash Prizes
STERLING HEIGHTS - Eighty years after Detroit became the Arsenal of Democracy, the Pentagon is
Michigan Keeps Creating Great Ideas. Why Do Startups Leave?
New Innovation Alliance hopes to turn more Michigan inventions into Michigan companies—and keep billions of
Cannabis Companies Need Capital. Private Lenders Are Stepping In Where Banks Won’t
Sponsored Content By Genus Credit Services PINCKNEY - Michigan's cannabis industry generated more than $3
Spirit Flew 1.7 Million Detroit Passengers. Who Keeps Airfares Low
DETROIT – Spirit Airlines carried more than 1.7 million passengers through Detroit Metropolitan Airport last
Why Personality Tests May Be Holding Your Business Back
"Michigan entrepreneur Terry Bean explains why behavior—not personality—is the key to improving communication, reducing conflict,
Veteran Michigan Business Journalists Launch Boutique Executive Thought Leadership & Industry Visibility Agency
ANN ARBOR — As artificial intelligence floods the internet with generic content and shrinking attention
Business News
- Dogecoin Shares 3 Things Are Guaranteed: 'Death, Taxes And A Giant DOGE' Provided You Pay Your Dues To This Government
- Bill Ackman Warns US Exposure To Hormuz Strait Is As Strategic A Risk For America As Reliance On Taiwan Chips: 'Not Conducive' To Long-Term Peace
- Bernie Sanders Unveils Bill Targeting AI Billions, Plans To Create $7 Trillion Sovereign Wealth Fund That Sends Americans $1,000 Checks Each Year
Cryptocurrency
Upper Peninsula Town Fights Cryptocurrency Mining Operation
DAFTER TOWNSHIP, MI. - A log cabin building surrounded by forest in the expansive wilderness of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula houses the Lake Superior Academy, a school focused on environmental education for its K-5 students. The
Bitcoin And Ethereum ETFs Are Impacting Demand, And SJmine Cloud Mining Provides New Opportunities
Macroeconomic factors, such as global economic uncertainty and market volatility, are driving increased demand for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. As investors seek safe-haven assets to hedge against economic instability, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are
Bitcoin Will Remain The Leader In The Cryptocurrency Market, Helping BTC Enthusiasts Earn Passive Income
In 2025, Bitcoin will remain a leading cryptocurrency, attracting both newcomers and experienced investors looking to earn passive income through cloud mining. Thanks to mobile-friendly platforms and AI-managed mining centers, enthusiasts can now mine without
Cloud Mining Guide 2025: FY Energy – Safe Way to Earn Daily Bitcoin & Passive Income
Mining bitcoin in 2025 has turned into a fight over severely rising costs, very narrow returns, and changes in technology taking place too quickly. In 2024, the halving event happened, which cut block rewards in
