Going to a baseball game in Detroit used to mean heading to Michigan and Trumbull, the intersection that became shorthand for Tiger Stadium. Go there today, and all that remains is a small slice of the arena that once drew throngs of fans to see ...

Group 1 Automotive Announces Retirement of Randy L. Callison - Forbes

Group 1 Automotive, Inc. (NYSE:GPI), a Fortune 500 automotive retailer, today announced that Randy L. Callison, Group 1's senior vice president of operations and corporate development, has decided to retire effective Dec. 31, 2008. Callison, 55, has ...

Group 1 Automotive Reports on Profit Impacts from Aftermath of ... - Forbes

Group 1 Automotive, Inc. (NYSE:GPI), a Fortune 500 automotive retailer, today reported that its September sales and third-quarter profits were significantly impacted by Hurricane Gustav and Hurricane Ike, respectively. September sales were also ...

Sports fans and concergoers to pay more to park cars at events - Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago sports fans, movie mavens, concertgoers and theater patrons will pay more to attend live events--and so will those who park their cars in garages and surface lots--under a $25 million revenue package tied to Mayor Daley's 2009 budget. Daley ...

Tiger Stadium's 2nd life may be in new cars, roads - Associated Press

DETROIT (AP) -- Going to a baseball game in Detroit used to mean heading to Michigan and Trumbull, the intersection that became shorthand for Tiger Stadium. Go there today, and all that remains is a small slice of the arena that once drew throngs of ...