Cultural Lead – The Inaugural DBusiness Top Corporate Culture Awards
Tim Keenan | DBusiness |
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March 2020, employers large and small were faced with difficult decisions to keep their businesses afloat. Decisions resulting in job loss, increased workloads for the remaining staff, and pay cuts were among the more
These 10 new Detroit projects are coming in 2022
JC Reindl | Detroit Free Press |
Coronavirus variants are still surging across the state and nation, although in contrast to the early months of the pandemic nearly two years ago, construction activity in Detroit is not at a full stop and multiple projects are moving forward. Below are 10
Louis Vuitton Store at Somerset Collection to Unveil Expansion Friday
R.J. King | dbusiness |
The Louis Vuitton store at the Somerset Collection in Troy will unveil its newly expanded space on Friday, Oct. 15, which will feature women’s and men’s ready-to-wear, watches and jewelry, and a VIP room. The new space will join added selections of
Developer Targets Second Phase of West Village Neighborhood Development
Kirk Pinho | Crain's Detroit Business |
Four years after opening the first $4 million phase of The Coe, a joint venture between Detroit-based developer Woodborn Partners LLC and Detroit-based North Coast Partners LLC has its eyes on a second phase next to it. The second phase would be
How Fashion Brand Faherty Tapped Into Resort Towns for its Retail Expansion
Fashion brand Faherty is taking its physical retail business on vacation. Prior to 2020 the company, which was founded back in 2012, had 14 stores concentrated in major cities such as Boston, San Francisco, Chicago, along with multiple New York City
2020 Year in Review
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” – Margaret Mead Sachse Construction has been giving back to the community since its inception in 1991. From raising
Recruitment in the Age of Virtual Career Fairs
Even in a digital era, the coronavirus pandemic forced many companies, schools, and employees to speed up the rate in which they use technology to commute, connect, and recruit. With the onset of this year’s fall semester, universities have developed a new
Academy of Warren’s New Building Will be an Academic and Athletic Showpiece
Buddy Moorehouse | MI Charters |
When Oronde Kearney became the Chief Academic Officer at Academy of Warren (AOW) three years ago, his first impression was simple: this is a wonderful school in a less-than-wonderful environment. Back before it was a school, the AOW building used to be a
