ANN ARBOR - Zingerman's Deli, the gourmet food company, plans to hire about 300 temporary workers for its baking operation in the coming weeks to help process the company's holiday mail orders, about 100 more than the year before. Pat McGraw of Zingerman?s human resources department said the hiring demand this year is typical of
ANN ARBOR - The Whole Brain Group has hired two new members for its Integrated Digital Marketing team. The new hires will allow Whole Brain Group to expand the types of services offered to clients to include advanced social media marketing, blogging, and online ad campaign analysis and management. Megan Cough joins the Whole Brain
ANN ARBOR - Arbor Networks recently announced that it plans to add 20 jobs at its location in Ann Arbor. As part of its expansion, the IT technology security company was awarded a tax abatement to support property improvements and new equipment at its Ann Arbor facility. ?Attracting and retaining Arbor Networks in the Ann
LANSING ? If you have an innovative idea for a new use or market for corn, your time to submit a research proposal for consideration by the Corn Marketing Program of Michigan is fast approaching. There is no time to delay as our state?s corn farmers are looking for ideas that focus on the development
COOPERSVILLE - IT Resource has hired Steve Nowak, a Microsoft Certified Professional, as a Network Engineer II. His main role at IT Resource will consist of working on customer projects and assisting with support. Nowak, whose area of expertise lies in the fields of Microsoft Products, Hp, Dell, IBM servers, and Motorola Wireless and Wired
SAN FRANCISCO - Malware has been discovered on computer systems in Europe that has identical code to the Stuxnet worm and could be the precursor to the next big computer attack on critical infrastructure systems, Symantec reported this week. A second Stuxnet attack was predicted in Cyber Styletto./p> Unlike Stuxnet, which targeted specific Siemens SCADA
RESTON, VA - 72.2 million Americans accessed social networking sites or blogs on their mobile device in August 2011, an increase of 37 percent in the past year, comScore reported. The study also provided new insights into how mobile users interact with social media, finding that more than half read a post from an organization,
LANSING - Michigan's corn farmers applauded Lee Sesquicentennial Farms in Shiawassee County as part of a ceremony celebrating a milestone for the Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program in recognizing the 1,000th farm to be verified under the innovative environmental program. Jody Pollok-Newsom, Executive Director of the Corn Marketing Program of Michigan, on Monday joined a
LANSING - Nearly half of Michigan's local governments say they are either "somewhat" or "significantly" having trouble keeping their fiscal condition in order, according to the results of a survey conducted by the University of Michigan's Ford School of Public Policy. But that is actually an improvement compared to earlier surveys. In a similar survey
LANSING - On October 28, Michigan Economic Development Corporation and Holland-based Lakeshore Advantage will team up to host Pure Michigan Opportunity Lakeshore - an event designed to bring together young professionals, college students, and recent college graduates with Lakeshore area employers with more than 300 jobs to fill. In addition to the career networking opportunity,