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Joe Boomgaard

Joe Boomgaard

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Editor, Crain’s Grand Rapids Business

Grand Rapids, Michigan

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Digital Assets , Macro , Commodities

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Business, Lifestyle, Fashion

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Total articles 472

  • Metro Detroit companies take a beating in Wall Street's post-tariff selloff

    By Michael Lee Verified, Joe Boomgaard Verified| Crain's Detroit Business Verified Stock prices for metro Detroit's publicly traded companies fell Thursday, erasing billions in paper value a day after President Donald Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on the United States’ global trading partners. All but three local public companies saw stock declines. The only gainers were DTE Energy Co. and CMS Energy Co., utilities that are a traditional "flight to safety" stock pick. The other was manufactured-home park operator Sun Communities Inc.

    By Michael Lee Verified, Joe Boomgaard Verified · Crain's Detroit Business

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • Tanya Gibbs | Women of Influence 2025

    By Joe Boomgaard Verified| Crain’s Grand Rapids Business Verified The consistent theme of my career has been my desire to use public policy to really improve the lives of people that I saw and served."Karen Freeman-Wilson"As a business owner, it’s been exciting — for my partners and I, more exciting than we had planned for."Tanya Gibbs

    By Joe Boomgaard Verified · Crain’s Grand Rapids Business

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Metro Detroit companies take a beating in Wall Street's post-tariff selloff

    By Michael Lee Verified, Joe Boomgaard Verified| Crain's Detroit Business Verified Stock prices for metro Detroit's publicly traded companies fell Thursday, erasing billions in paper value a day after President Donald Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on the United States’ global trading partners. All but three local public companies saw stock declines. The only gainers were DTE Energy Co. and CMS Energy Co., utilities that are a traditional "flight to safety" stock pick. The other was manufactured-home park operator Sun Communities Inc.

    By Michael Lee Verified, Joe Boomgaard Verified · Crain's Detroit Business

    Apr. 03, 2025

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Crain’s Grand Rapids Business