Small Business

A bakery in Macomb County turned 100 years old and rang in the major milestone the same way they treat every day: by waking up early and creating tasty pastries, kneading dough, and preparing for another round of serving customers that have come to expect the best from them.

The beloved Royal Oak hardware shop is closing after more than 90 years in business.

By loosening rules on small business owners, the city will have more manpower for going after unlicensed businesses.

Coffee & Bark, a Berkley coffee shop that serves both humans and pets, is expanding to Hazel Park.

The proposal comes after neighbors have complained of excessive partying, police calls and other quality of life issues stemming from these types of properties.

This digital hub will help with technical assistance, funding, education and foster stronger connections between manufacturers, startups, and large companies – positioning Michigan as a hub.

Three women were the lucky recipients of tens of thousands of dollars in grant funding for their new businesses.

Bobcat Bonnie's Ferndale, the last Metro Detroit restaurant that remained of the local chain, is closing for good Monday.

"This had to happen for existing businesses. It's been like pulling our hair out (with) the process every year, to new businesses coming in, so this is great," said Grace Keros, American Coney Island.

Memory Lane Drive-In in Monroe closed last week, according to a post from the business.

“Athletic shoelaces that never come untied - we make them for different sports with different benefits," he said.

Vegan pop-up Street Beet is getting a permanent home in the former Bobcat Bonnie's Corktown spot.

“This decision is heartbreaking, but we must make one based on where things are currently in the economy," he said.

The Treasury Department announced that it is suspending enforcement of the Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements. Here's what to know.

Seva Detroit is closing Friday, citing financial struggles since the Covid pandemic.

Late-night deal-making on Thursday ended with a compromise and new minimum wage and earned sick time rules in Michigan.

While deals have been struck on the minimum wage and tipped wage rate, there is no final agreement for earned sick time. Unless one is achieved, the original wage law will kick in.