LANSING —The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity has announced the recipients of approximately $1.5 million in state funding to support adults over the age of 23 with obtaining a high school diploma and placement in career training programs. The six recipients of the Michigan Adult Education 23+ Grants are Belding Adult Education ($50,000);
STERLING HEIGHTS – The Center for Computer Resources has again been named by CRN a brand of The Channel Company, to the Managed Service Provider 500 list in the Pioneer 250 category. The annual CRN list recognizes leading North American solution providers that have demonstrated innovative and forward-thinking approaches to managed services and identifies those key managed
ANN ARBOR - Lisa Kujawa Associate Provost for Enrollment and Outreach at Lawrence Technological University joins Matt and Mike to provide details on new scholarships available from LTU to help pay for students' STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math - education. As she says, a STEM degree will make sure your kids don't return
DETROIT - As an employer, you can learn a lot from your employees. They are crucial to the daily running of your business, and by investing in them and ensuring that they are healthy, happy, and performing their jobs properly, everyone within your company can benefit and remain engaged. How can you monitor your employees,
DETROIT - There is no guarantee you’ll be the most talented or experienced candidate when applying for a vacancy. However, you can eliminate uncertainty about your future by creating an attractive resume, which could make an employer want to hire you on the spot. If you want to enter your dream career as soon as
EAST LANSING — Growth in demand for legal cannabis products in the United States picked up in December after several months of slow growth in the fall. This news was released Tuesday in Anderson Economic Group’s monthly AndCan Index. AEG’s experts produce monthly measurements by closely following 50 state trends for both the recreational and
ANN ARBOR - The Ann Arbor Hash Bash will be returning this year as a virtual variety-show-style production, free to the public, featuring activists and entertainers from around the state and country. The emergence of Covid-19's new "Variant of Concern" on the University of Michigan campus prompted the committee to make this year’s Hash Bash
ANN ARBOR – On MITech TV March 8, Dennis Shaver Expert in Residence, Centrepolis Accelerator, will provide details on the new C3 Accelerator to Fast Track Cleantech, Climatech, and Circular Economy Hardware Technology. Up to $275,000 is in the pool. Deadline to apply is May 31. Then epidemiologist Fred Brown returns to provide the latest
WASHINGTON DC - A vulnerability Microsoft has already fixed in an urgent security update this week is wreaking havoc on businesses, and has caught the attention of the White House. On March 2, Microsoft released an emergency security update for its Microsoft Exchange email and communications software, patching a security hole in versions of the software going back to
DETROIT - Several Metro Detroit and Michigan hospitals have been recognized as some of the best in the country and in the world by American news magazine Newsweek, including Michigan Medicine and Beaumont. For its third consecutive year, Newsweek has published its list of the “World’s Best Hospitals 2021,” in which global data is used
