Dale Carnegie Training of Michigan truly appreciates our local business community. Here are the business briefs that are creating local buzz here in Southeast Michigan.
- Detroit’s oldest community adjacent to the classic corner of Michigan and Trumbull has seen an exciting resurgence along Michigan Avenue. In the past year and a half; restaurants, a coffee shop and a bar have opened. “People thought Corktown would die after Tiger Stadium left,” said Dennis Fulton, co-owner of the Mercury Burger and Bar, which opened in March at the corner of Michigan and 14th Street. “It’s been quite the opposite. There’s a real young, hip crowd moving in creating a great mix of the old and new.” From The Detroit News: http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20120716/BIZ/207160323#ixzz210QHF7gW
- The Penske Automotive Group and their dealerships have been named by the Automotive News as one of the 100 Best Dealerships to Work For in the United States. Penske has 170 franchises in 17 states and Puerto Rico and 167 franchises located globally with the majority in the U.K. http://www.businesswire.com/news/detroit/20120713005499/en
- Classic car elegance is on display soon in Plymouth MI when up to 10,000 automotive enthusiasts visit the Inn at St. John’s to review over 300 cars. http://www.concoursusa.org will provide additional information.
- The all-new 2013 Ford Fusion goes on sale in September and the mid-size sedan has the makings of a home run in every category. The “Random Acts of Fusion” campaign takes the car to various locations across Michigan and the rest of the country. “Meet-ups” will happen at coffee shops and the like to provide a demo drive for potential buyers.
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