The Fisher Body Plant is the latest industrial site ... Another industrial site under redevelopment is the former Cadillac Stamping Plant along Gratiot Avenue and Conner, now known as the M3 ...

The 2-million-square-foot Fisher Body plant, which came to be known by many as simply "No. 1," has been an economic engine in West Michigan since being announced during the Great Depression 73 ...

Its wartime employment of 14,000 had declined to 4,000 by 1946 and to 3,200 by 1971 when the plant produced large stamping dies and upholstery and trim sets. GM announced the closing of its Cleveland ...

The auto part stamping plant opened in 1946 at the corner of Dixie Highway and Symmes Road as the Body by Fisher Hamilton Plant. At its largest, Fisher Body employed as many as 5,000 people ...

James McDonald warned that the plant and the two other area Fisher plants could ... smaller cars with smaller body panels, which require less manufacturing stamping capacity.

The developers behind the large-scale redevelopment of the former Fisher Body Plant in Detroit's Milwaukee Junction neighborhood on Tuesday were approved for various incentives totaling $10 ...

A factory-to-housing conversion of Detroit's notorious Fisher Body Plant No. 21 is taking longer than expected to get financed, although its developers remain confident the project will get done ...

Work has started on the long-decrepit Fisher Body No. 21 plant near the I-75 and I-94 interchange, where it sits looming over the two major freeways as an abandoned eyesore. It was last occupied ...

At the juncture of the Tri-State Tollway, the Stevenson Expressway and the Santa Fe Railroad, these 240 acres once contained the General Motors Corp. Fisher Body stamping plant. At 1.3 million ...

A General Motors contractor was killed and five other workers were injured Tuesday in a chemical explosion at a metal-stamping plant ... Opened in 1956 as Fisher Body, the plant today employs ...