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Guest Column: The crippling disease of moderate success
“We’re doing OK.” That’s a thought shared by thousands of executives I have encountered over the years.
Guest Column: Talent attracts capital because being cool counts
For nearly two decades the think tank I lead, Michigan Future Inc., has urged Michigan economic policy makers to use Minnesota as a model.
Change-Ups: Stuck elected president of United Tribes of Michigan
Jamie Stuck, Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi Tribal chairman, has been elected president of the United Tribes of Michigan.
Street Talk: Remembering David Czurak
The Business Journal lost a big piece of its history in December upon the death of longtime reporter David Czurak.
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Selected mortgages filed with Kent County Register of Deeds
RIVER BIRCH HOLDINGS LLC, Mercantile Bank, Gaines Twp., $2,098,000
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Trucking companies navigate their way through risks
No one is immune to risk; however, the level of risk differs, especially across professions in all industries.
Inside Track: Kraley has stories to share
The co-owner of Williams Group has embraced her interests throughout her career.
Whitecaps unveil 5-year master plan
The West Michigan Whitecaps are preparing for the next phase of the team’s longtime tenure in the region with a master plan for LMCU Ballpark.
Trinity Health examines in-hospital virtual care model
In an effort to find creative ways to tackle talent shortages in the health care field, Trinity Health leaders are preparing to roll out virtual nursing capabilities at its hospitals statewide in which patients would be interacting with on-screen nurses.
Haworth launches new DesignLab ahead of 75th anniversary
As a local office furniture manufacturer approaches an anniversary milestone, the company is seeking to honor the past while welcoming innovative ideas for the future.
Wheeler Development Group finishes more townhomes, sets sights on new projects
Another townhome development was completed in Grand Rapids.
Homebuyer confidence increases, but some still want to rent
The West Michigan housing market might return to normal. At least that’s what Sable Homes owner John Bitely believes.
Van Andel Institute partners with Cure Parkinson’s in clinical drug trial
(As seen on WZZM TV 13) Van Andel Institute is contributing $1.3 million to a $6.6 million U.K. trial to determine the ability of a drug to slow the progress of Parkinson’s disease.
CarePatrol expands footprint, adds to management team
A local senior placement service added three new partners and expanded to provide services in two new locations.
Michigan among top three states for EV battery production
A new report suggests Michigan is among the nation’s key players for electric vehicle battery manufacturing.
The U.S. Department of Energy last week highlighted EV...
Detroit automotive group makes second Grand Rapids acquisition
New signs are up, and there is plenty of activity at the former Pfeiffer Lincoln dealership.
New law eases M&A registration restrictions
New legislation will bring some clarity to the mergers and acquisitions process for transactions with private companies.
Despite a surge in Grand Rapids, Michigan’s population is shrinking
While the roads in Grand Rapids feel more crowded, Michigan as a whole is likely experiencing more outbound migration.
Coach reveals what to look for in workplace culture
From first interview experience to navigating leadership roles, Jeff Kallil talks about the workplace; how to avoid and heal toxic work environments and the ways workplace cultures are changing for the better.
Essence Restaurant Group adds Lucy’s to portfolio
A Grand Rapids restaurant group added a new eatery.