Grand Rapids Business Journal

In its latest effort to address the ongoing labor shortage, a Zeeland-based manufacturer has a new solution to help its working parents.

Michiganders love Taco Bell.

A national bank with a nearly 200-year history is positioning itself for continued success, this time in a new market.

A new art studio by a Phoenix couple is bringing art, and monsters, to the downtown Grand Rapids art scene. 

United Airlines is investing an undisclosed sum to help launch production of sodium-ion batteries at a plant in Holland in a bid to electrify its ground vehicles and future aircraft.

A few years ago, Dietrich Orchards owner Dan Dietrich ventured to New Hampshire to find some budwood for special types of apples.

A local law office’s remodel features modern upgrades, reflecting the changing needs of its employees as they return to the office.

Michigan hospitals are struggling with high numbers of influenza, respiratory syncytial virus and COVID-19 cases, which medical leaders fear will be exacerbated by holiday gatherings. 

While the business community’s stance on the pending tip credit expiration date is widely known, servers appear less on the same page.

The influx of cannabis stores and news surrounding the industry is not just a flash in the pan. The sector continues to grow, and Michigan is one of the largest markets in the U.S.

Another threat of a railroad shutdown has prompted warnings from officials and business groups in Michigan, whose largest economic drivers are dependent on rail.

A local venture capital firm has invested in a tech startup also based in West Michigan.