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Detroit, Bankrupt a Few Years Ago, Seems Uninterested In Reaping Medical Marijuana Millions Now

Detroit, Bankrupt a Few Years Ago, Seems Uninterested In Reaping Medical Marijuana Millions Now

City officials have sued to overturn voter-approved ordinances to expand access to dispensaries.
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These Tech Startups Are Stealing the Spotlight at the 2018 Detroit Auto Show

These Tech Startups Are Stealing the Spotlight at the 2018 Detroit Auto Show

The event still revolves around cars and trucks, but startups that make tech to supplement driving have a strong presence this year.
Lydia Belanger | 5 min read
Detroit: The 21st Century Boomtown

Detroit: The 21st Century Boomtown

The Motor City has epitomized both America's past industrial dominance and the despair of economic decline. It now is the epitome of urban resurgence.
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He Owns the Oldest Hat Store In America and Knows How Tough Entrepreneurship Really Is

He Owns the Oldest Hat Store In America and Knows How Tough Entrepreneurship Really Is

Paul Wasserman's Henry the Hatter has thrived for generations in Detroit. He knows everything there is to know about ups and downs.
Phil La Duke | 7 min read
How This Founder Scaled Globally and Found Sustained Success

How This Founder Scaled Globally and Found Sustained Success

For entrepreneur Cindy Pasky, growing her company boiled down to one simple word: perspective.
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Detroit is the most populous city in Michigan, as well as the home of the auto industry. The city hosts many companies in the finance, healthcare, technology and manufacturing industries, as well as being known for Motown Records. In 2013, following both restructuring and job loss in the auto industry, Detroit filed the largest municipal bankruptcy case in U.S. history.