NORTHVILLE- Amerigon Incorporated, a thermal management technologies company, today promoted Stephen Davis to the newly created position of Chief Technology Officer, effective immediately. Davis, 58, formerly Vice President of Engineering and Product Development, will continue to report directly to President and CEO Daniel Coker. In his new role, Davis will be responsible for managing all
LANSING - The Michigan Economic Development Corporation announced that the Michigan Strategic Fund is accepting applications for the Pure Michigan Venture Match Fund, with dollar awards of up to $500,000. It is initially expected that the full review process will take a minimum of 90 days. The review period may be longer or shorter depending
WALTHAM, Mass. ? Batteries produced at A123's Livonia plant failed during a highly publicized test by Consumers Reports forcing the company to spend $55 million recalling defective automotive batteries used in the Fisker Karma and other vehicles. A123 wouldn?t name the other automakers who used the batteries, but said in a statement that ?five transportation
LANSING - Pure Michigan and the Detroit Tigers announced a partnership Thursday to showcase Pure Michigan throughout Comerica Park. The focal point will be the Pure Michigan logo set against the Detroit skyline high atop the light tower located in right field. Visitors to Comerica Park and fans watching on television will also see Pure
LANSING - The budget for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources moved to the full House Appropriations Committee on Thursday without any of the fee increases Governor Rick Snyder had proposed, but Rep. Jon Bumstead, chair of the committee, said those fees could come back later if the interest groups involved can agree on a
GRAND RAPIDS - The publisher of two popular West Michigan-entertainment magazines and regional business newspaper is branching out into the area of high school sports by launching a free monthly prep magazine to fill the hole left by the demise of daily newspapers. Revue Holding Company, which publishes MiBiz and REVUE entertainment guides, announced that
WASHINGTON DC - Attacks on U.S. critical infrastructure may bring about a Katrina-like situation: no electricity, no fresh water, limited traffic control, severely curtailed emergency response, and more; about 85 percent of U.S. critical infrastructure is privately owned; two different cybersecurity bills in Congress envision different solutions to U.S. infrastructure's cyber vulnerability. No one doubts
BEIJING - Neil Heywood, the British businessman whose death in China is now a key element of China's biggest political scandal in two decades, was providing periodic consultancy services to a British strategic-intelligence company up until the time he was found dead in the city of Chongqing in November, a spokesman for the firm told
DETROIT - The Michigan District Director of the U.S. Small Business Administration is pleased to announce the appointment of Thomas P. McFadden as a Lender Relations Specialist. McFadden will join the team responsible for training lenders and recruiting new financial institutions in using SBA guaranteed loan products throughout the state of Michigan. He will work
MOSCOW - The Russian government is considering setting up a dedicated cyber-security command, responsible for protecting the armed forces' information systems, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin said on Wednesday. "We are currently discussing the question of setting up a cyber-security command," said Rogozin, who has responsibility for Russia's military-industrial complex. "This is in connection with