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A new report from the state shows Michigan’s unemployment rate among women bounced back to pre-pandemic levels last year. But it’s not all good news.
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A new website hosts newly-required financial reports for Michigan elected officials and candidates for office.
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Supporters of an interest-rate cap say the current system can result in what are effectively triple-digit annual interest rates on payday loans.
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A new lawsuit filed in the Michigan Court of Claims is trying to make this year’s surplus-driven income tax cut permanent. At issue is the reading of a 2015 law lowering taxes when state revenue outpaces inflation by a certain amount.
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The Motor City's made significant progress in the past decade. But it still faces some daunting potholes on the road to recovery.
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A projected billion-dollar development project in the UP got approval for financial incentives from the state Tuesday. So did an electric vehicle battery parts operation, water infrastructure, and a multi-use industrial site.
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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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A state lawmaker has proposed changing Michigan’s high school graduation requirements to include instruction in financial literacy.
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A new program from the state housing authority is expected to help tens of thousands of Michigan families with emergency rental assistance in the wake of…