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Michigan Joins Lawsuit Against Generic Drug Companies

Attorney General Bill Schuette has joined a multi-state antitrust lawsuit against six generic drug companies that manufacture antibiotics, and an oral diabetes medication. The suit alleges that the companies engaged in an illegal scheme to reduce competition and manipulate prices, causing purchasers to pay artificially high prices for needed medications. …

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Two Groups Come Together For A Safer Workplace

Two organizations have come together for a fourth time in the attempt to create safer and healthier workplaces in Michigan. The Associated General Contractors of Michigan and MIOSHA have formed the alliance to protect the safety and health of members, as well as work with employers and management to improve …

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February Auto Sales Strong

February auto industry sales were improved due to strong demand for pickups and SUVs. With sales of over 50,000, the Chevrolet Silverado saw a jump of 17 percent over last February, while Ford sold almost 69,000 SUV’s – a record for February. However, Ford’s overall performance was down 4 percent …

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Congressman Bergman Applauds Trump’s First Address

President Donald Trump said largely what GOP leaders were hoping to hear last night, calling for repealing and replacing Obamacare and increasing military spending. Republican Congressman Jack Bergman represents the U.P. and parts of northern Michigan. Here is Bergman’s full statement on the address: Washington, D.C. – Congressman Jack Bergman …

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Spike In Gas Prices

Look out for a jump at the pump. The website GasBuddy.com is reporting drastically higher gas prices across the Great Lakes, with prices in Michigan hitting $2.55 a gallon. Senior Petroleum Analyst Patrick DeHaan says this trend likely marks the beginning of the season’s road to higher summer gas prices. …

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