Trump’s shifting stances on trade and tariffs have upended the planning of many companies that provide parts and equipment to big automakers.

Vinnie Johnson, known for his role as the Pistons' Sixth Man, reflects on his NBA career and how he never got the chance to start full-time. advertisement. BasketballNetwork.net.

Vinnie Johnson, taking two dribbles to his left, suddenly elevating high into the air and releasing a perfect moon ball over the long arms of 6-foot-7 Jerome Kersey.

Pistons legend Isiah Thomas reflects on Bad Boys' second championship, secured by Vinnie Johnson's legendary shot 35 years ...

Ex-NBA star Vinnie Johnson's acquisition of Irvin Automotive Products could transform his privately held Piston Group into a major league auto industry supplier with a shot at supporting vehicle ...

Vinnie Johnson spent 10 seasons in Detroit, scored 22 points in one quarter of playoff basketball to earn his nickname, “The Microwave,” and on Feb. 5, 1994, had his No. 15 retired.

Vinnie Johnson, called the ”Microwave” for his ability to come in hot off the bench, was waived Wednesday by the Pistons. Johnson, a 12-year NBA veteran and Detroit`s leader in games played ...

Vinnie Johnson contended he is the true leader of his automotive supplier Piston Group in contentious testimony in Wayne County Circuit Court this week.The former Detroit Pistons guard is suing ...

The Michigan Minority Supplier Development Council and its CEO who lost a legal fight with one of the world’s largest Black-owned automotive suppliers have moved to appeal the judge’s ruling.

NBA fans under 40 may not recognize Vinnie Johnson, but he was an integral member of the great Detroit Pistons teams of the 1980s. Known as the "Bad Boys," they won back-to-back championships ...

Former Detroit Pistons player Vinnie Johnson didn’t peak in the league. In fact, he octupled his earnings off the court. Photo Credit: Focus on Sport Now, he boasts a net worth of an estimated ...