David Bell

Detroit is implementing a new five-point plan to increase compliance of one-and two-family rental properties by raising certification rates from 14% to 25% within a year. The strategy includes tracking illegal properties, educating landlords, and providing a new online system for tenants to report building issues at www.detroitmi.gov/TenantSupport. Officials also noted plans to bring the remaining senior apartments up to code by the end of the year.

Detroit's BSEED denied Aevitas Specialty Services Corp.'s special land-use approval to expand its oil recycling facility due to insufficient evidence supporting the requested use. The decision follows years of air quality complaints, regulatory violations, and a finding that the facility operated illegally as an oil recycler when zoned as a warehouse.

Goldman Sachs analyst David Bell highlights the strong performance and diversification of European stocks during the AI-driven market rally. He emphasizes the breadth of opportunities in sectors benefiting from AI advancements, suggesting optimism for the region's equity markets.