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20090511-NEWS--0001-NAT-CCI-CD_-- 5/8/2009 6:21 PM Page 1 ® www.crainsdetroit.com Vol. 25, No. 19 MAY 11 – 17, 2009 $2 a copy; $59 a year ©Entire contents copyright 2009 by Crain Communications Inc. All rights reserved Page 3 Hints of a new regionalism Patterson touts new alliance omitting Wayne My future lies BY CHAD HALCOM other shared interests,” and to pro- various tax incentives near De- “ CRAIN’S DETROIT BUSINESS mote business opportunities tied troit Metro to foster creation of an with these to various assets within its bor- “aerotropolis,” an economic devel- Is Oakland County packing up ders.” opment project that aims to attract counties and seceding from metro Detroit? That means a focus on Bishop In- business development in about It looked a bit like that last week ternational Airport in Flint and the 60,000 undeveloped acres near that are when Oakland County Executive Blue Water Bridge to Canada from Metro and Willow Run Airport. L. Brooks Patterson announced Port Huron and not Detroit Metro- The project is intended to create more like the creation of the Economic Growth politan Airport and border crossings an economic driver for Southeast Alliance, which encompasses Gene- at the Detroit River, among other Michigan, but to Patterson it looks my Fallout in heavy-truck market see, Livingston, Oakland and St. priorities. like a potential raid on Oakland-lo- own. turns into opportunity Clair counties to “align common The impetus for the new group cated businesses. ” interests to affect legislation, eco- appears to be this: A package of L. Brooks Patterson, Health care reform proposal nomic development, planning and bills in the Legislature that creates See Regionalism, Page 33 Oakland County executive seeks insurance for insurers Inside Auto supplier closes out Blue Cross Business Hero series, Page 4 Outsider? Sure DMC, WSU physician practice to offer limited talks collapse, Page 7 Bing turns attacks This Just In autism coverage United Way conference into selling points BY JAY GREENE expected to draw 1,100 CRAIN’S DETROIT BUSINESS Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan has re- The United Way Staff Lead- versed its policy and now will offer treatment ers Conference, which takes to become mayor coverage for children, mostly preschool age, place Tuesday through Fri- diagnosed with autism. day, is expected to draw 1,100 BY NANCY KAFFER The catch is that Blue Cross is offering the people to Detroit, United Way CRAIN’S DETROIT BUSINESS coverage only for chil- for Southeastern Michigan said. On the eve of Election Day, then-Mayor Ken dren ages 2 to 5 whose U.S. Secretary of Educa- NSURING Cockrel Jr. joined union members for a rally at families are insured un- I tion Arne Duncan is expect- a Teamsters hall in Southwest Detroit. der their companies’ ed to give a luncheon THE INSURERS The campaign was opti- group policies that offer keynote address Wednesday. mistic: Cockrel had out- mental health coverage. Reform plan: Also expected in Detroit Backstop biggest fundraised his opponent, Blue Cross also said it will for the conference are: Chris claims, Page 3. businessman Dave Bing. market the coverage to Gardner, the inspiration for He’d unleashed a series of self-insured employers. the movie “The Pursuit of ads drilling Bing on the safe- While the autism coverage will not immedi- Happyness,” and country ty record at his plants and ately affect an ongoing federal lawsuit against music star Dolly Parton to his outsider status. Cockrel Blue Cross, Helen Stojic, the insurer’s corpo- talk about the partnership had locked up key endorse- rate affairs director, said autism coverage between her Imagination Li- ments from the city’s major NATHAN SKID/CRAIN’S DETROIT BUSINESS will improve the health and welfare of Michi- brary and the United Way of unions and, most important, Detroit Mayor-elect Dave Bing can credit his gan families and children with autism. Greater Chattanooga. Cockrel recent polls showed the in- election victory to brand-building, analysts say. “We saw a need in the community and — Sherri Begin Welch cumbent mayor leading Bing by nine to 14 moved to find a way to address it,” said points. tage, pushing his candidacy on the concepts of Thomas Simmer, Blue Cross’ chief medical UM-D to change name The next day, Cockrel lost the election. integrity, accountability and, most important, officer. of its business school Attacks lobbed at Bing just didn’t stick. A change. Last year, a class-action lawsuit was filed longtime resident of a gated community in Detroit voters were in federal court in Detroit against Blue Cross The University of Michigan- Franklin, Bing was called a carpetbagger, ready. MORE ON under the Federal Employee Retirement In- Dearborn plans to change the someone who’d moved to Detroit just to run. Turnout for the May 5 THE MAYOR surance Savings Act, or ERISA, for denying name of its School of Manage- There were the safety violations and his ties to special election was poor autism treatment claims. ment to the College of Busi- Detroit’s big-business community. — the 95,477 ballots cast Changing world: Troy-based Mantese & Rossman is seeking ness, effective July 1. But the Bing brand was defined early, and represent about 15 per- How much do union people who have been denied coverage for ap- The change must be ap- his campaign stayed on message, turning at- cent of the city’s regis- endorsements plied behavioral analysis treatment within tered voters — but Bing matter? Page 32 See This Just In, Page 2 tempts to label Bing an outsider into an advan- the past six years. won by a respectable Blind trust: Bing to lay aside Nearly 14,000 children in Michigan, or 4,200-vote margin, finish- Watermark interest, about 1 in 150, were diagnosed with autism in ing with 52 percent of the Page 33 2008, up from 7,259 in 2003, said the Michigan vote to Cockrel’s 47 per- Public Schools Autism Prevalence Report. cent. “Even though we are offering the coverage Also on the ballot was Proposal C, asking vot- now, we still consider the treatment to be ex- ers to approve a revision of the city’s charter. It perimental and investigational,” Stojic said. passed by a landslide, with 77 percent of voters David Meador, CFO of DTE Energy Co. in De- opting for revision. troit, who is one of two Detroit businessmen “Looking at Proposal C, I thought just the NEWSPAPER promoting proposed state legislation that See Mayor, Page 32 See Autism, Page 31 20090511-NEWS--0002-NAT-CCI-CD_-- 5/8/2009 5:55 PM Page 1 Page 2 CRAIN’S DETROIT BUSINESS May 11, 2009 own site and get new revenue Inc. in Auburn Hills. pay large numbers of Unibar em- $15 for members, $50 for non- THIS JUST IN from pay-per-click advertising. Luxury Limousine is the sec- ployees’ claims. members, $10 extra at the door. “People are willing to pay good ond of its type locally in financial Unibar eventually abandoned Register at www.hragd.org; for ■ From Page 1 money on a transaction that gen- trouble: Dearborn Heights-based the plan and switched to Aetna Inc. questions, call (248) 478-6498. erates hits,” he said. “If even a high-end transportation service It sued the agents and plan proved by the university’s re- very small portion of the new Checker Sedan, the luxury service providers after several of its em- gents, which is expected to vote traffic buys a service where you division of Detroit-based Soave ployees quit the company or faced Greektown bids ‘disappointing’ on the change at its meeting on get a (commission), you’ll make Enterprises Inc.’s Checker Cab, said small claims lawsuits from health Bids submitted for purchase of Thursday in Dearborn. your money back in months.” two weeks ago it plans to cease all care providers for nonpayment. the Greektown Casino were less The School of Management, ac- Reinkensmeyer launched stock- operations on June 30. The defendants claimed on ap- than expected and “disappoint- credited by the International Asso- tradingtogo.com in 2007 out of a — Bill Shea peal that jurors had awarded im- ing,” a turnaround consultant ciation to Advance Collegiate previous investor information proper exemplary damages and working with the property told the Schools of Business, has more than blog and has since reached peaks $1.3M verdict upheld for Unibar should not have relied on a jury Michigan Gaming Control Board last 2,000 enrolled students and seven of 128,250 unique page views in foreperson’s chart summaries week. undergraduate and eight gradu- March and $32,000 in monthly rev- Ann Arbor-based meter-reading laying out the parties and their A second round of bids for the ate tracks of study, according to a enue last October. The tradewiser and maintenance company Unibar testimony, during deliberation. property were issued and the se- UM-Dearborn statement. purchase closed in late April. 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