Traverse City Business News

December 30, 2019

The Sweet Spot: Slightly off-kilter PB&J Marketing gets TC talking

[caption id="attachment_27159" align="alignleft" width="300"] PB&J Marketing co-owners Karl Bastian and his wife Maria Perez-Bastian look over some of their recent work. (Photo: Todd VanSickle)[/caption] Meat, potholes and penguins have had Traverse City buzzing since PB&J Marketing launched Maxbauer's Meat Market's eye-catching billboard and marketing campaign several...

By Todd VanSickle

July 31, 2019

‘Good for Business’: Employees with autism spectrum disorder shine on the job

Jennifer Stoll has two sons in their early 20s who are on the autism spectrum. She knew when they were young boys that their neurodiversity would create challenges for them when the time came to enter the workforce. “I started preparing them when they were younger...

By Todd VanSickle

June 29, 2019

On the Case: Local attorneys face big cases this year

Sleepy northern Michigan is a misnomer when it comes to the courtroom. Cases involving OxyContin, Roundup, and controversial downstate attorney Geoffrey Fieger all have local connections, some with potentially big legal consequences. The rise of high-profile cases could be linked to a sea change of the local...

By Todd VanSickle

February 28, 2019

‘Worth It to Me’: Gig employers provide income stream for those seeking flexibility

Bryan Boettcher was about to upgrade his 2001 Saturn sedan when he found out his job was getting downsized. “Immediately, I was like, ‘Oh my gosh, I’m going to be making this purchase. Am I going to be okay?’” Boettcher said. But the father of two...

By Todd VanSickle

The Sweet Spot: Slightly off-kilter PB&J Marketing gets TC talking

‘Good for Business’: Employees with autism spectrum disorder shine on the job

On the Case: Local attorneys face big cases this year

‘Worth It to Me’: Gig employers provide income stream for those seeking flexibility

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