Two Michigan health care giants are squaring off in an intensifying reimbursement battle.

With the lowest cannabis prices in the nation, Michigan’s border towns have become lucrative outposts for the state’s operators.

The legalization of marijuana sales in Michigan was supposed to bring a black market industry into the light. Seven years later, crime hasn't stopped.

Two Michigan marijuana companies have given up control of their assets as lawsuits pile up against one of their owners.

Federal officials are targeting the blockbuster drugs as part of their ongoing initiative to lower drug costs.

In 2024, the industry sold more than $3.29 billion in marijuana, an increase of 7.6% over 2023, according to newly released data from the Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency.

Southfield-based PharmaCo Inc. — a cannabis company linked to a bribery scheme to Michigan’s then-top marijuana regulator Rick Johnson — has entered court-supervised receivership.The receivership stem...

The Professional Employee Council of Sparrow Hospital-Michigan Nurses Association said its members will strike after five months of unsuccessful contract negotiations.

Trinity Health and insurance giant Humana Inc. have been battling over for months as the health system demands a higher reimbursement rate for senior care.

Many housing and mortgage experts believe that after years of a tight residential real estate market, typical life circumstances will help free up new inventory for hungry buyers.

The big question for 2025 in the Michigan hospital market is whether growth through mergers and consolidations can continue.