ANN ARBOR - MITechNews.Com Editor Mike Brennan talks about this week's headlines, including 31 Sprint-RadioShack stores hiring 70 sales associates, Republicans in the Michigan Legislature want to eliminate electric choice, and the Engineering Society of Detroit Job Faire Offering 3,000 STEM jobs. To listen, Click on MITechNews.Com
DETROIT - SAE International, in partnership with MIT Alliance of Michigan and NextEnergy will host the 7th Annual Global Automotive Innovation Challenge Finalist presentations at Cobo Center in Detroit, April 21. 12 finalist innovators will present their 8-minute pitches of their innovative technology to help improve the consumer vehicle experience and the automotive industry. WHEN:
GRAND RAPIDS - There is one week left for emergency management and homeland security officials to join more than 1,200 attendees for the 2015 Great Lakes Homeland Security Training Conference and Expo at the DeVos Place in Grand Rapids from May 5-7. Registration closes at 5 p.m. April 24. Under the banner of ?one team,?
TROY ? Despite what is said publicly, the United States does not have the capabilities to defend the nation from a cyberattack launched by a foreign government, or organized crime, Brigadier General Michael A. Stone, the assistant adjutant general, Army National Guard, told a large audience at Walsh College Wednesday night. Stone, the keynote at
ANN ARBOR ? Network Security provider Duo Security Inc. announced Wednesday that it has raised a Series C funding round of $30 million that will be used to invest in engineering and international expansion. Duo Security has now raised $48 million from investors. This new round was led by a new investor, Menlo Park, Calif.-based
SOUTHFIELD - An advanced flash storage cloud environment enabling companies to process heavy workloads at faster speeds was introduced this week by Secure-24, a provider of application hosting and managed cloud services. Secure-24 has invested heavily in the new flash storage architecture and has implemented it across its cloud data centers in Michigan and Nevada.
LANSING - Both sides of the debate on whether to keep, increase or eliminate the state's 10 percent cap on electric choice were out in full force at a House Energy Policy Committee hearing on Monday, with opponents of choice arguing they've accrued billions of dollars in additional costs to maintain the state's electric capacity
LANSING - Claims under the law prohibiting oppression of members in a limited liability company expire three years after the claims arise, not after the membership was entered, the Court of Appeals said in a case this week. When ePrize LLC was sold in 2012, the proceeds were not sufficient to repay all of the
SAN FRANCISCO - The chances of another company suffering the devastating effects of a cyberattack like the one perpetrated on Sony last year are not as remote as we would like to believe, security researchers say. Given the current security levels for most companies, 90 percent of them would be vulnerable to such
LANSING - Claims under the law prohibiting oppression of members in a limited liability company expire three years after the claims arise, not after the membership was entered, the Court of Appeals said in a case this week. When ePrize LLC was sold in 2012, the proceeds were not sufficient to repay all