Business in Lansing runs on corporate developments, market trends, commercial real estate and regional commerce, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on entities ranging from established local firms to large organizations.
The Lansing Board of Zoning Appeals signed off on a scaled-back site plan with one variance for the former Jon Anthony Florist property.
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Would you support a McDonald's replacing a beloved local landmark in your community?
The Eastside restaurant will open a second location in the former La Cocina Cubana space at 123 S. Washington Square.
Todd Karinen's 36-band collection sends all proceeds to the Capital Area Humane Society, alongside a separate Wavelength Records electronic release.
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Do you still prefer shopping at physical specialty stores over buying items online?
The entertainment retailer will shutter its location in Lansing after offering liquidation discounts to shoppers.
The law firm adds a veteran of Michigan legislative affairs to its government policy team in Lansing.
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Do you believe technical education events like the Construction Science Expo improve local career outcomes?
The event connected 450 Lansing Public School students with industry leaders to explore careers in construction.
Reporting here centers on corporate mergers, store closures, startup funding, and the trade associations that shape the economy. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Industrial shifts and office vacancy rates frequently set the tone for the regional economy. Changing consumer habits and fluctuating interest rates remain the most consistent forces driving these developments.
