Sheetz will open a new Orion Township store next Tuesday with a morning ribbon‑cutting, gift‑card giveaways and small donations to local nonprofits.

Detroit‑born Stars + Honey landed national Target distribution after a $24M growth investment, using the funds to scale manufacturing and widen its retail footprint.

City Council approved a one‑year extension of Motor City Match, preserving grants and design support that help Detroit entrepreneurs open storefronts. The move keeps another round of awards on the calendar.

Ford is recalling 110,626 Mustangs in the U.S. — 67,842 for a wiper fault and 42,784 Mach‑E EVs for a pinion‑shaft risk. Dealers will repair affected cars free of charge; owners should check their VIN.

Ram pickups powered a 6% U.S. sales gain for Stellantis in Q2 while Jeep and several European nameplates lag as the company leans on a new five‑year plan.

Cleveland‑Cliffs is reportedly weighing a restart of the Dearborn Works blast furnace — a shift that could rehire workers and reshape Metro Detroit’s steel supply chain.

RENK America won a $691M five-year Army contract to produce HMPT 800 transmissions, securing work at its Muskegon plant and supporting AMPV and Bradley fleets.

Volkswagen is reportedly weighing up to 100,000 job cuts and possible closures of four German plants, a shake-up that would test union protections and ripple through global supply chains.

Domino's is reshuffling its top leadership: longtime executive chairman David A. Brandon will step away and the board has named a successor, Crain's Detroit reports. The change touches the Ann Arbor headquarters.

Club Pilates has struck a deal with New York‑area developer Saber Ammori to add 70 studios across Michigan, Maryland and New York, expanding a franchisee group to a potential 84 locations.

Bar IX is crowdfunding to open Detroit's first women's sports bar; the campaign had raised $25,100 toward a $125,000 goal ahead of a June 30 kickoff.

Michigan's statewide gas average fell to about $4.01 per gallon — the lowest since April, offering modest relief to drivers but still higher than last year.

GM added about 50 collaborative robots at its Factory ZERO plant in Detroit after mass layoffs, prompting UAW grievances and renewed fights over automation.