Mark Sanchez
Senior Writer
msanchez@mibiz.com
Push for auto insurance reform linked to hospitals’ ‘price gouging’
As legislators weigh a proposal to change Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance law, one of the key issues that’s arisen is the cost of medical care provided to people injured in crashes.
Companies increasingly turn to insurance to mitigate cyber risks
Just a handful of Randy Amyuni’s clients five years ago carried insurance policies to cover their companies from potential losses associated with cyber risks.
Trinity approves $96.7M facilities plan for Muskegon’s Mercy Health Partners
After being given the green light from parent corporation Trinity Health, Mercy Health Partners will now begin formulating final designs for a large project in Muskegon.
Blue Cross Blue Shield’s new contract with Trinity Health signals future for health care
The days are numbered for the fee-for-service model in health care.
Spectrum Health signs letter of intent to acquire Ludington's Memorial Medical Center
The next merger for Spectrum Health has emerged: Ludington’s Memorial Medical Center.
‘More work to do’ — SBAM scorecard shows state’s entrepreneurial climate improves
Compared to a decade ago, Michigan is a far better place to start and run a small business.
Spectrum Health signs LOI to acquire Ludington’s Memorial Medical Center
The next merger for Spectrum Health has emerged: Ludington’s Memorial Medical Center.
GR Bar Association aims to attract more diversity to ranks of local law firms
Law firms that united two years ago to promote and drive further diversity in the local legal community are about to launch a branding campaign designed to position Grand Rapids as a career destination for attorneys.
Blue Cross Blue Shield, Trinity Health agree to value-based payment model
Nearly a year after they first agreed to pursue the concept, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Trinity Health are proceeding with a new value-based payment model that executives say promises to improve quality and drive costs lower.
Q&A: Lt. Gov. Brian Calley
A recent trade mission led by Michigan Lt. Gov. Brian Calley is just the beginning of forging stronger economic ties between West Michigan and the Netherlands.
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Q&A: Doug Hekman, Quincy Street Inc.
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Spectrum Health signs letter of intent to acquire Ludington's Memorial Medical Center
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Spectrum Health signs LOI to acquire Ludington’s Memorial Medical Center
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Companies embrace workplace play
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Knape & Vogt to shift production from Canada to Grand Rapids
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GR Bar Association aims to attract more diversity to ranks of local law firms
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Q&A: Lt. Gov. Brian Calley
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Utility co-op offers community-based approach to access solar energy
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Pure Michigan still ‘on the beginning of this journey’ to reach national audience
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Michigan Nonprofit Association taps former banking exec for leadership role
