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A variety of factors are contributing to the drop in traffic through the Soo Locks in Sault St. Marie.
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Two weeks after a Midland County plastic factory caught on fire, Robinson Industries is bringing back workers and plans to rebuild on the same site.
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Over a dozen cargo vessels have been delayed while passing through White Fish Bay and Lake Superior due to strong winds and ice conditions. Some ships were delayed 60 hours.
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Quentin Messer, President and CEO of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, said he is not ignoring inflation, but remains bullish about the state's economic prospects.
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Inflation and uncertainty in global markets are rippling into Michigan's agriculture sector. Some fertilizer prices are double their normal cost heading into the spring season.
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The rising cost of gas is exceeding freight prices and will lead to higher prices for consumers.
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The Russia-Ukraine conflict has altered natural gas and oil prices across the world. This shift in the market is likely to ripple into Michigan.
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Michigan’s economy – and the nation’s – made a strong showing this year, despite the impact of the coronavirus. But there may be trouble ahead in 2022.
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The initiative campaign to increase Michigan’s minimum wage took another step Tuesday toward putting a question on the 2022 ballot.
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The production, distribution and sale of beer supports roughly 2 million American jobs. The biennial Beer Serves America report indicates the economic…