Ford moved hundreds of employees from two core departments into the renovated Michigan Central Station on Tuesday, marking another chapter in the once-abandoned train depot's heralded resurrection. Why it matters: This was a day that once seemed improbable,

Michigan Central celebrated its grand reopening in June and welcomed 167,000 visitors over the summer. The building in Corktown closed down more than 30 years ago and was acquired by Ford Motor Company in 2018. It reopened after six years under reconstruction.