Candice Williams

6 days ago | detroitnews.com | Candice Williams

REAL ESTATE Candice WilliamsThe Detroit NewsView Comments One of the two smaller towers in the Renaissance Center complex could include high-end apartments in the future following its recent sale to an investor group led by Metro Detroit pulmonologist Dr. Mahmoud Al-Hadidi. Al-Hadidi’s firm, Warren-based Stockbridge Enterprises, submitted the winning $9.2 million bid in an auction last month for Tower 600, one of the shorter towers that are part of the Renaissance Center complex.

1 week ago | detroitnews.com | Candice Williams

BUSINESS Candice WilliamsThe Detroit NewsView Comments United Wholesale Mortgage is facing a lawsuit from Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, who is accusing the company of conspiring with mortgage brokers to deceive customers and drive up loan costs. “Buying a home is hard enough without having to worry about a lender scheming behind your back,” Yost said in a statement.

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Candice Williams

The City of Mackinac Island has filed a countersuit against two ferry companies, asserting it has the right to regulate fees for parking and fares and claiming that the companies' common ownership created a monopoly and eliminated competition. The counterclaims, filed earlier this month in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan's Northern Division, continue a dispute over whether Shepler's Inc. and Arnold Transit Company are operating as a monopoly.

1 week ago | detroitnews.com | Candice Williams

Automotive supplier Tribar Technologies will lay off 188 workers as it closes its Wixom plant following the company's sale and consolidation. In a WARN notice dated April 9, the company informed employees there will be a mass layoff June 8 due to the closing of Adept Plastic Finishing, Inc.’s facilities at 29835 Beck Road, 29883 Beck Road and 48668 Alpha Drive in Wixom.

1 week ago | detroitnews.com | Candice Williams

The City of Mackinac Island has filed a countersuit against two ferry companies, asserting it has the right to regulate fees for parking and fares and claiming that the companies’ common ownership created a monopoly and eliminated competition. The counterclaims, filed earlier this month in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan’s Northern Division, continue a dispute over whether Shepler’s Inc. and Arnold Transit Company are operating as a monopoly.