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Our roundup of news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses and announcements from government agencies.

The future of a historic building where the Wright brothers once built airplanes in Dayton remains in doubt after a fire that burned most of the day S

Media representatives for Target said late last week that they had no official opening date for the store, but a sign went up outside this week announcing April 2 as the opening date.

In another blow to downtown businesses, the retailer closed its Granby Street location before the start of the new year.

Explosive and unparalleled growth in the Appalachian Basin was the center of attention Wednesday as the first day of Hart Energy's DUG (Developing Unconventional Gas) East Conference in Pittsburgh got underway.

As geopolitical turmoil takes center stage, E&P leaders see the Marcellus at a turning point in aiding global economies reaching energy stability and recovery.

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Atlanta won an old-fashioned pitcher's duel that didn't even last as long as the rain delay that preceded it.