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Study finds Detroit's workforce population outpaces the rest of Michigan - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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Detroit’s economy and population are likely to grow over the next five years. But city residents will also face significant disparities in wages. That’s the finding from a recent forecast of the Motor City’s financial future compiled by researchers at the University of Michigan. Highly-regarded expert Dan Manaenkov helped examine Detroit’s economic picture. He says Michigan’s largest city already has one distinct advantage over the rest of the state: a younger workforce. The wider state is losin
Congress considers law named after Michigan's Paul Whelan to provide financial compensation for returning hostages - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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At the end of 2018 Russia arrested Michigan native Paul Whelan on bogus espionage charges. He was convicted of spying and sent to a Russian labor camp. Moscow released Whelan in a massive prisoner exchange two years ago. But Russia had taken more than just time from him. His job and home were gone. Now Congress is considering a plan to help cover those losses for Whelan and other U.S. citizens held by rogue nations. He says the Paul Whelan Hostage Compensation and Reintegration Act would fill a
Michigan business group says US trade war with Canada taxing residents' patience - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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Canada is imposing huge tariffs on a variety of U.S. products, as a response to President Trump’s recent series of 50 % tariffs on certain Canadian goods. And a coalition of business groups says Michigan is feeling the brunt of the trade war. The Michigan Smart Trade Alliance champions good trade relations with other countries, especially Canada. The group’s Mark Fisk says, in just one example, some parents got a good taste recently of what the current tariffs meant for returning students. Liste
At age 85, Motown legend Martha Reeves says she's hit 'new level' with first record in two decades - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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Legendary Motown singer Martha Reeves has seen her share of battles. That includes disagreements with her original back-up singers, the Vandellas, a stint on the Detroit City Council and recent criticism of her rendition of the national anthem. Yet at age 85, Reeves says she still has fight left in her. And music. She’s showcasing both on her first new record in two decades, called “Searching.” Reeves says from her first days in Motown’s Artists and Repertoire, or “A&R” department, she’s tried t
Is there a 'brain drain' in Michigan? A new study says no - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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Michigan officials and advocates often say the state needs to give college graduates a reason to stay here and not look for economic opportunities elsewhere. But a new report finds Michigan is actually doing a better job of keeping its homegrown students at home than many suggest. The study, “Talent in Motion,” comes from the non-profit Strada Education Foundation. The group’s research director at its Institute for the Future of Work is Dr. Peter Bahr. He says college-educated workers are still
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