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.

Atomic Industries has moved into a 73,000‑sf Shelby Township plant, backed by a Macomb County tax abatement and more than $10 million in new equipment spending.

UAW Local 2093 members voted to ratify a four-year contract at the Three Rivers plant, ending a 10‑day strike and securing major wage gains.

Ford recorded about $187.3B in 2025 revenue and nudged past GM to become Michigan’s top manufacturer by revenue in a narrow, symbolic flip. The shift highlights differing profit profiles at the state’s two auto giants.

Ford has issued a fresh recall for 255,404 Focus cars for a faulty canister purge valve that can cause engines to stall; dealer fixes are free and VIN lookup opens July 6.

CQT Weapon Systems plans a $23.7M expansion in Macomb Township that the company and reporting say will add 136 jobs and boost local production.

GM will let eligible EV owners sell stored power back to utilities via a software update, with pilots in Michigan and an initial rollout aimed at California and Texas.

Stellantis has issued a massive recall that covers more than 1 million 2021–2025 Jeep Wranglers and Gladiators over a steering‑pump wiring defect that can cause fires.

State regulators filed a formal complaint after inspectors found thousands of untagged cannabis items — including California‑branded packaging — at a Harrison Township processor.