Mike Brennan

ExxonMobil's CEO says refinery constraints—not just crude oil prices—are increasingly determining what motorists pay at the pump.

One-month extension gives Congress a final opportunity during its post-election lame-duck session to craft permanent hemp regulations instead of allowing a sweeping federal ban to take effect.

BIRMINGHAM – In this episode of MITech TV, cybersecurity expert Richard Stiennon explains the recent wave of AI “sandbox escape” incidents that have shaken the AI industry.

Analysts warn rebuilding key missile stockpiles could take years, raising questions about America's readiness for a second major conflict

Industry leaders meeting in Ann Arbor say AI, faster engineering and streamlined decision-making—not just trade policy—will determine the future of North

Brighton-based Bratic Energy says hyperscale AI data centers could generate 100% of their electricity on-site — potentially reducing pressure on

DETROIT — Michigan workers are getting squeezed between a weakening job market and rising living costs, with private-sector employment down about

ANN ARBOR – Michigan isn't starting from scratch in protecting drinking-water infrastructure.

GM, Ford and thousands of Michigan suppliers could compete for new defense business — and potentially new manufacturing, engineering, AI and skilled-trades jobs — as Washington races to rebuild depleted weapons inventories.

Michigan's statewide labor force is down 124,000 from a year ago as West Michigan growth slows and tariffs, oil prices and uncertainty squeeze businesses