ANN ARBOR - Gary Erickson, managing partner at Executive Search Partners, said people today should not be worried about whether artificial intelligence will take their jobs. Instead people need to embrace AI to stay relevant in their jobs. Erickson's company places executive level job candidates in Information Technology manager and "C" level positions. As a
SOUTHFIELD - Lori Koza, the new executive director of the Michigan Council of Women in Technology, is interviewed by long-time MCWT volunteer Kathleen Norton-Schock. Koza said 2026 will be a pivotal year. Her focus will be on what she described as ISC. That stands for Impact, Sustainability, and Community. Watch this video to learn how
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump has called on Congress to enact what he calls the “Great Healthcare Plan,” a proposal aimed at lowering insurance premiums, reducing prescription drug prices, and forcing new transparency across the U.S. healthcare system. Outlined in a White House fact sheet, the plan does not repeal the Affordable Care Act,
By 2026, AI has evolved from just an assistant to the backbone of workplace productivity. In the past, creating a PPT meant juggling templates, fonts, colors, layouts, and constantly tweaking charts and images. The process was time-consuming, repetitive, and prone to mistakes. Now, presentation creation is entering a truly automated era. AI PPT tools like
Michigan’s legal cannabis market closed 2025 with a modest decline, marking a clear shift from years of explosive growth to a more mature, price-competitive phase—just as a significant new tax takes effect in 2026. Total cannabis sales in Michigan declined 3.5% in 2025, finishing the year at an estimated $3.17 billion, down from $3.29 billion
Airports can feel crazy sometimes. Lines everywhere. People rushing. Bags rolling in all directions. But behind the chaos, a lot is happening to keep things moving. Planning, timing, technology—it all works together. Even stuff you barely notice, like electric airport ground support equipment, quietly keeps planes on time and luggage moving. You don’t see it,
How Michigan Podcast Studios Create Professional Sound Podcasting in Michigan has moved far beyond hobby microphones and spare bedrooms. Across the state, dedicated content studios are becoming part of media offices, tech hubs, and creative spaces. Platforms like MITech TV helped set the tone. Clean visuals, confident voices, and production quality that feels intentional. Listeners
Divorce is one of the most challenging life events anyone can face, and knowing the right time to seek legal guidance can make the entire process more manageable. Understanding when to contact a divorce lawyer is crucial, especially if you live in New South Wales where family law can be complex, heavily procedural, and sometimes
ANN ARBOR - A statewide planning effort has kicked off a public survey that could shape an ambitious new north–south passenger rail line in Michigan, potentially linking Ann Arbor with Traverse City and points north. While the project remains in early planning stages, proponents say it’s time to talk not just about where trains run
ANN ARBOR - Meta Platforms’ newly announced 6-gigawatt nuclear power agreements highlight an unmistakable reality: the accelerated deployment of artificial-intelligence data centers is stretching electric grids and reigniting debates over how America produces electricity for the digital economy. In Michigan — one of the fastest-growing data center markets in the U.S. — the conversation has
