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    • Feb. 10, 2012

    Michigan boating business rides wave to recovery

    After a six-year downturn, the boating industry is on the rise in the Great Lakes State. The Detroit Boat Show is riding a wave of tentative recovery.

  1. Pa. man’s fake Facebook pages lured teen girls, authorities say

    Pittsburgh — A married father used phony Facebook profiles to pose as two different Florida surfers to solicit sexually graphic messages and photos from seven teenage girls in western Pennsylvania, and two of the girls eventually agreed to meet for sex with the surfers' middle-aged "friend" — yet another fake persona he used, the state attorney general said Friday.

  2. Buffalo Wild Wings eyes Detroit location

    Get your wet wipes ready, plans are in the works for a Detroit location of Buffalo Wild Wings, a server at the company's Ferndale location confirmed Friday. Calls to Diversified Restaurant Holdings, Inc., which owns Buffalo Wild Wings, declined to comment.

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    Michigan to get $790M in foreclosure-abuse settlement

    Washington — The Justice Department said Thursday 49 states, including Michigan, struck a $25 billion deal with the nation’s five biggest mortgage lenders over foreclosure abuses.

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    DMC plans $50M outpatient facility in Royal Oak

    The Detroit Medical Center and its parent Vanguard Health Systems Inc. want to open a $50 million, nearly 100,000-square-foot outpatient facility for children and adults in Royal Oak, the DMC confirmed Thursday.

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    Briefs: Chevy to unveil Cruze wagon abroad

    The Chevrolet Cruze station wagon, the third variant of Chevrolet's most popular car, will make its global premiere at the 82nd International Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland next month, General Motors Co. announced Thursday. The station wagon complements the Cruze sedan and hatchback, which have combined sales of more than 1 million vehicles globally since launch in 2009.

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    Trade deficit widens to $48.8B in December

    Washington— The U.S. trade deficit widened in December after exports rose at half the pace of imports.

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    Consumers Energy customers saving 20% with warmer winter, natural gas prices

    Consumers Energy said Friday its residential natural gas customers are writing checks to the utility that are down about 20 percent compared to a year ago because of a warmer winter and lower natural gas prices.

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    Surgery section of Beaumont hospital in Macomb now managed by Kansas firm

    A Kansas-based company developing and managing health systems and surgical facilities has taken a minority interest in and now is managing the ambulatory surgery center in Beaumont Medical Center in Macomb Township, Royal Oak-based Beaumont Health System said Friday.

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    Bernanke: Weak housing has hurt consumer spending

    Washington — Ben Bernanke says declines in home prices have forced many Americans to cut back sharply on spending and warns that the trend could continue to weigh on the economy for years.

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    Panel: Whirlpool hurt by S. Korean, Mexican washer imports

    Whirlpool Corp. is being harmed by imports of large, residential washing machines made in South Korea and Mexico, a U.S. panel ruled in the first step toward imposing tariffs on the products.

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    Oakwood Annapolis Hospital ER to expand

    Oakwood Annapolis Hospital in Wayne is undergoing a $4 million upgrade and expansion in its emergency department, a project aimed to improve the patient experience, parent Oakwood Healthcare Inc. announced Friday.

  3. Jobs fruit ripens without subsidies

    Things must be moving in the right direction if Michigan business is trolling for high-tech workers among Cape Canaveral’s laid-off space shuttle employees.

    • Feb. 9, 2012
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    Jobless aid applications near a 4-year low

    Washington — More than 70 House Democrats want Congress to extend up to 99 weeks in unemployment benefits, as the number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits dropped Thursday to its lowest level in nearly four years.

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