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With UM, MSU set to kick off football season, pandemic-stricken businesses hope for boost
With UM, MSU set to kick off football season, pandemic-stricken businesses hope for boost
Bars and restaurants, hamstrung for months by the coronavirus pandemic, are both eagerly and anxiously anticipating the delayed return of Big Ten football Saturday.The University of Michigan opens away at Minnesota while Michigan State University begins the season at home against Rutgers University…
derek68·crainsdetroit.com·
With UM, MSU set to kick off football season, pandemic-stricken businesses hope for boost
3M Benefits From Higher Demand for Face Masks, Consumer Goods - WSJ
3M Benefits From Higher Demand for Face Masks, Consumer Goods - WSJ
The manufacturer’s sales for personal products are booming, as hospitals buy face masks to protect health workers from Covid-19 and people sheltering at home purchase more cleaning supplies and painters’ tape.
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3M Benefits From Higher Demand for Face Masks, Consumer Goods - WSJ
Domino's Pizza looks to hire 350 in metro Detroit as sales remain strong
Domino's Pizza looks to hire 350 in metro Detroit as sales remain strong
Domino's Pizza Inc. is looking to hire 350 people across metro Detroit in a national push for more employees as diners continue to turn toward takeout and delivery options during the monthslong COVID-19 pandemic.The Ann Arbor-based pizza giant has 20,000 job openings across the country, from…
derek68·crainsdetroit.com·
Domino's Pizza looks to hire 350 in metro Detroit as sales remain strong
Life without football will trounce college-town economies
Life without football will trounce college-town economies
It's hard to overstate the importance of football to America's college towns.So far, two of America's so-called Power Five athletic conferences — the Big Ten and Pac-12 — have nixed their fall football seasons over coronavirus worries, although they're considering restarting in spring…
derek68·crainsdetroit.com·
Life without football will trounce college-town economies