Chicago Tribune Newsroom to Strike Over Wages and 401(k) Disputes with Parent Company Alden Global Capital
Chicago Tribune unionized staff plan a one-day strike to challenge their parent company, Tribune Publishing, and hedge fund Alden Global Capital over wage stagnation and 401(k) cuts.
Sheetz Expands to Michigan, Eyes Romulus and Chesterfield Townships Amid Rochester Hills Setbacks
Sheetz is expanding into Michigan, planning stores in Romulus and Chesterfield, but has faced issues with a Rochester Hills site over design concerns. The company reaffirmed its commitment to growth despite delays.
Macomb County Business Awards Nominations Open Feb 7, Paving Way for Local Enterprises to Shine
Nominations for the Macomb Business Awards open on February 7, with various categories such as 'Best Place to Work'. The event is hosted by MCPED and aims to honor local businesses. Awards will take place May 9 at Andiamo's in Warren.
Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction Revs Up Record-Breaking $207.6 Million in Sales with 1956 Mercedes Gullwing Taking the Lead
The Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale auction set a record with $207.6 million in sales, featuring a 1956 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing and a Lamborghini once owned by Donald Trump.
Houston Downtown Aquarium Ordered to Pay $2.8 Million for Patron's Injury, Faces Safety Scrutiny
A jury awarded $2.825 million to Glenda Lammert for an ankle injury sustained at Houston's Downtown Aquarium, owned by Landry's. Another incident involving a partial building collapse occurred but resulted in non-life-threatening injuries.












