Dustin Walsh is a Senior Reporter at MiBiz. He specializes in cannabis and psychedelics, as well as business and economics, with a focus on corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and consumer health. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Automotive News, Green Market Report, and Crain's Detroit Business.
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Dustin Walsh's coverage has a strong local focus on Michigan and Detroit, with topics ranging from healthcare, marijuana industry, auto industry to legislation. He covers government announcements, press releases, legal policy regulation and cites data extensively.
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By: Dustin Walsh
The new facility is expected to house primary care, a comprehensive digestive health program, behavioral health care and an ambulatory surgery center with four operating rooms and serve roughly 20,000 patients annually after it opens next year.
By: Dustin Walsh
As data center proposals move forward across the state, questions exist around how much water use is too much and how that water is being used.
By: Dustin Walsh
More patients, more revenue for University of Michigan’s academic health system Michigan Medicine.
By: Dustin Walsh
Since Jan. 1, roughly 100,000 patients covered by UnitedHealthcare’s employer-sponsored commercial plans and individual family plans haven’t been able to use providers at four Corewell hospitals.
By: Dustin Walsh
The differentiation and quality angle is allowing the state’s smallest growers to achieve higher margins despite low sales.
By: Dustin Walsh
Under the proposed plan, developer Fairmount would finance, design, build, operate and maintain the facility with OU controlling 10% of the total capacity at the center.
By: Dustin Walsh
Controversial weed shop Trap Stars Outlet in New Buffalo Township remains under threat of being expelled from paradise.
As consolidation and competition grow in Michigan’s healthcare sector, the University of Michigan’s health system is selling its stake in two cancer centers.
By: Dustin Walsh
California developer Verrus is looking to sweeten the deal for a community in southwest Oakland County in its bid to construct a 1.8-million-square-foot data center called Project Flex that’s targeting California-based Anthropic, the maker of Claude, as its end user.
By: Dustin Walsh
The township agreed to approve the property tax exemptions when it signed a consent agreement with developers last year.
