A bowling alley owner in Milford is in hot water. David Breen, who runs the "Pinz" bowling alley, is accused of taking over $1. 2 million meant for his business and using it for personal luxuries. This money was part of the COVID-19 relief funds, specifically the Economic Injury and Disaster Loan (E
Starting a business is not just about having a great idea. It's about being ready for the rollercoaster ride that comes with it. You might think being your own boss means no one tells you what to do. But in reality, you answer to everyone - customers, suppliers, and employees. Are you ready for that
A legal battle is underway to find money allegedly hidden by a Michigan business owner who passed away after a massive jury verdict. Gary Raykhinshteyn, the owner of Science Beauty Tech (also known as EZ Sculpt), was ordered to pay $138 million to six women who accused him of sexual harassment and a
In Warren, Michigan, a creek turned an eerie blue, sparking a legal storm. Two business owners, Saad Somo and Marvan Talal-Razooqi Batoo, found themselves in hot water after a toxic spill. They admitted to their mistakes in court, avoiding a trial. The incident happened in February 2024. A building
In the quiet town of Downey, California, a car wash owner is facing a tough time. Her business, Galaxy Auto Detail, was recently targeted by U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. This event has left her shaken and her employees scared. The incident was caught on camera. An employe
A bridal shop owner in Virginia is navigating the challenges of trade wars. Christine Greenberg runs Urban Set Bride in Richmond. She has a clear perspective on the impact of tariffs on her business. Greenberg is frank about the difficulties she faces. She wants to support domestic manufacturing. Ho
The future seems promising for Greektown in Detroit. The city is in the middle of a major construction project that is expected to wrap up in about eleven months. This project is causing some real headaches for local businesses. Some business owners are worried about how they will survive until
The Plank Road sidewalk in Baton Rouge has been a persistent issue for years. It is a problem that has left a business owner frustrated and concerned for his neighbor's safety. The sidewalk has been a hazard for several years. Brian Ford, a local business owner, has been trying to get it fixed.
In the aftermath of the Syrian civil war, a wave of optimism swept through the business community. Rasin Katta, a Syrian entrepreneur, received an unexpected call from a former business associate in Damascus. The message was clear: It was time to restart their operations and prepare the factory for
The idea of supporting local manufacturing is popular. Many people say they would pay extra for products made in the USA. But do they really? One entrepreneur decided to find out. He wanted to know if customers would actually spend more for a product made in the USA. So, he did an experiment.
