Longtime McDonald’s franchisee Sam Cox has experienced a lot of success and growth in his business over the past 30 years. Cox attributes his longevity to the pillars of success, Continue Reading
For over 100 years, Skaff Furniture Carpet One has been a part of the Flint community, focusing on family and giving back to the community. “My grandfather started this company Continue Reading
When ROWE Professional Services Co. began construction on the ROWE Building at 540 S. Saginaw in 2006, it was one of the earliest businesses to join in what would become Continue Reading
Flint Township-based Automation Movers International (AMI) is embracing the opportunity that the skilled-trades gap opens up for local residents to learn a trade and get to work. Skilled trades – Continue Reading
Loan documents, W-2s, medical records, credit card bills – many identity-theft experts recommend that anything with personal information on it should be shredded rather than just thrown away. Companies have Continue Reading
Lewis & Knopf has seen a lot of changes in the Flint area, and in the nation’s tax laws, since the firm’s founding more than eight decades ago. The secret Continue Reading
During the cold and dark Michigan months, it can be easy for the winter lull to affect your business. Although a lot of corporate team building activities take place through Continue Reading
International trade is a vital component of strong, healthy economies, and small businesses play an essential role in reaching beyond our borders to sell their goods and services abroad. In Continue Reading
In September, Flint Mayor Karen Weaver hosted “Millennial Day” at the Ferris Wheel to hear directly from that target demographic – ages 22-36 – on what it will take to Continue Reading
Mixed-use developments are already in the works in downtown Flint and may soon become common throughout Genesee County. As the push toward urbanization and more walkable communities continues, the redevelopment Continue Reading
