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KLA, a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing, is celebrating two years of growth in Ann Arbor, where the company has surpassed 200 hires and is under construction on its permanent building scheduled to open in 2021.

General Motors Co. today announced a $2.2-billion transformation of its Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Center near I-75 and I-94 into an all-electric vehicle assembly plant.

Two startups, Shift Environment and Strange Development, receive funding from the Office of Future Mobility and Electrification to test their mobility solutions at two Michigan Technological University facilities in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

The pandemic, which has shifted homebuyers’ preferences toward open space and away from congestion, has boosted home sales in southwest Michigan up 85 percent.

Less than two weeks after the Los Angeles auto show’s move from November to May upset the balance of power among the auto industry’s top events for unveiling new vehicles, the Detroit show just snatched the big prize — the sole available time slot for a major show in the fall, the heart of new-vehicle intro season.

As countries around the world begin to look toward economic recovery, companies should consider Michigan as they re-evaluate supply chains.

Ford Motor Co. revealed Thursday an audacious plan to build a $700 million plant at the Rouge complex that would create the first all-electric F-150, the nation’s bestselling vehicle.

Some national data suggests Michigan might be recovering faster than most states from the COVID-19 pandemic’s economic downturn.

The University of Michigan launched a record 31 startups in fiscal year 2020, a 40% increase during a period that included a pandemic and temporarily shuttered labs.

BorgWarner Inc., a large auto supplier in Auburn Hills, is partnering with a California-based startup accelerator and the Michigan Minority Supplier Development Council (MMSDC) to open an incubator location in Detroit.