LORDSTOWN, OH - When electric pickup maker Lordstown Motors took over an old General Motors plant in Ohio in 2019, it had big ambitions — and made a lot of promises. It promised a revival for a community agonizingly familiar with lost jobs. It named itself after the town, Lordstown, and named its future truck
MUSKEGON — An 8,000-square-foot food processing business incubator in Muskegon is now open and accepting new tenants. Last Friday, Greater Muskegon Economic Development and the West Michigan Food Processing Association announced that the new Food, Agriculture, Research Manufacturing (FARM) Center is officially open on the campus of Muskegon Community College. The facility includes flexible manufacturing space for commercial
AVILA, Spain - Salvation comes in all shapes and sizes, and it seems, to the benefit of humans and wildlife, the next innovative leap forward in sustainable energy could be a suggestively shaped bladeless wind turbine. The novel technology has been created by Vortex Bladeless, a tech startup based in Avila, Spain, who describe their design as
OLYMPIA, Wa. - Washington State House is currently assessing a bill - HB 1388 - that would grant electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers permission to steer around dealerships and handle public sales directly. The bill applies to auto makers that exclusively produce zero emissions cars, including the likes of Lucid and Rivian. If passed, eligible companies
DETROIT - Managing a fleet of vehicles is not always easy, especially when you decide to buy and not lease. Vehicles are depreciative assets, and the more you drive them, the less residual value they have. That doesn’t mean that they don’t have value anymore, however. There are still ways that you can recuperate some
SAN DIEGO - Search engines have taken over all internet activity in the present age, as users tend to look towards them for everything. Whether you have gone online to search for the meaning of a word or to buy a computer, chances are you will first type your query on a search engine. In
DETROIT - The rise of the online gaming industry can easily be observed over the last few decades, with a new spike in interest over the last year as people spent time at home through the coronavirus pandemic. With more and more people turning to the internet to play games, there has been much opportunity
DETROIT - Becoming an entrepreneur is a popular option for business-inclined individuals, and especially if they can start and run their new business from home. It’s an appealing choice for a dedicated career path which can see you having the flexibility of starting your new company from the comfort of your own space. When setting
DETROIT - Businesses are all about productivity and when some unplanned occurrences hamper this, it can interfere with how the business works. Some of these occurrences include common examples like sick days, injury and stress leaves. These occurrences can affect your business' productivity and also affect your team's morale as a whole. However, it is
ANN ARBOR - On MITech TV March 22, Tech Attorney Enrico Schaefer updates some new cryptocurrency Non Fungible Tokens. NFTs can represent digital files such as art, audio, video, and other forms of creative work. Cybersecurity expert Richard Stiennon discussing the Verkada hack exposing surveillance footage from Tesla. Epidemiologist Fred Brown will update the various
