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Pfizer, Caterpillar, Wells Fargo and DuPont are among companies reporting better-than-expected profits this quarter.

Analysts say there are more to come. Does good news for corporations mean a recovering economy? Alisa Roth reports.

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer will pay $2.3 billion to settle charges that it illegally promoted pills for uses not approved by the Food and Drug Administration.

Tamara Keith reports on the down sides to off-label marketing.

Up to 70 different drugs will be available for up to a year to Americans who lost jobs since Jan. 1 and have been on the Pfizer drug for three months or more.

Another post-Pfizer success story is in the works. This time its turning the company's Plymouth facilities into the Life Science and Innovation Center.

Michiganders don't take risks, reports the Ann Arbor Business Review, and thus are missing out on opportunities. The state's financial future, the AABR reports, relies at least partly on self-confidence.

Pfizer, Inc., may have closed its doors, but the company continues to investment in Michigan's economy, most recently announcing that $6 million worth of research equipment will be available for life sciences start-ups.