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October 28, 2013

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by Bob Weeks | October 28, 2013

Detroit’s Story of Business

From Bankrupting America:

We profile 3 Detroit businesses and their hardworking owners. They told us their Story of Business, the challenges they face, and their thoughts on Detroit’s bankruptcy. Learn more: http://BankruptingAmerica.org/Detroit

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