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If the United Auto Workers and the big three car manufacturers fail to reach agreement on a labor contract by next week, efforts to bring down car prices could get taken for a ride.

Consumers can expect interest rates to stay high for months, as the inflation fight continues. Experts say the Fed still could raise rates again.

State officials agreed to revise downwards by close to $2.7B how much net tax revenue the state can expect over two years, due to recent legislation.

Michigan officials will have billions of dollars less to work with than initially expected when crafting the state budget this spring. But economic forecasters predicted Friday that the state is in a decent spot.

State officials agreed to revise downwards by close to $2.7B how much net tax revenue the state can expect over two years, due to recent legislation.

The state economy is expected to slow toward the end of 2023, but blue-collar industries will help, economists told state financial officials Friday.

Forthcoming tax relief for retirees and lower-income families is contributing to lower-than-expected state tax revenues for the 2024 state budget.

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Vector illustration of the Oakland County green road sign on metallic posts. Image credit: Thomas Pajot, iStock Oakland County's economy is expected to return to normal this year and has a "solidly positive outlook" over the next few years, according to University of Michigan economists. Oakla