NOVI - ITC Holdings Corp. announced that it will host its 2014 Investor Day at its headquarters in Novi on April 15 from noon to approximately 2:30 p.m. EDT and be webcast live on ITC's website. Joseph L. Welch, chairman, president and CEO; Cameron M. Bready, executive vice president and CFO; Linda H. Blair, executive
WASHINGTON DC - A federal judge dismissed Monday some portions of a lawsuit brought by unions against the state's right-to-work law but allowed other pieces to continue. U.S. District Judge Steven Murphy, nominated to the bench by then-President George W. Bush, dismissed the lawsuit's argument that the right-to-work law is invalid for infringing on federal
GRANDVILLE - Trivalent Group, the Better Business Bureau serving Western Michigan, Fishnet Security, and West Michigan Cyber Security Consortium are sponsoring a no-cost cyber security conference that will explore the question Are You the Next Target. The conference is open to the public and will cover topics pertaining to information security for business owners and
GRANDVILLE - Trivalent Group, the Better Business Bureau serving Western Michigan, Fishnet Security, and West Michigan Cyber Security Consortium are sponsoring a no-cost cyber security conference that will explore the question Are You the Next Target. The conference is open to the public and will cover topics pertaining to information security for business owners and
TROY - Tech industry employment in metro Detroit was up 15 percent in 2012 from the previous year?s study by Automation Alley, generating more than 30,000 tech jobs, giving Michigan the fastest rate of technology job growth from 2011 to 2012. ?There?s a tangible excitement in the air. New companies are launching,? said Automation Alley
LANSING - With a rising demand for careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, the Michigan State University College of Engineering will have no problem putting a $2.5 million gift from Dave and Denise Lamp to good use. The Lamps gave the money to MSU to support STEM scholarships and research in the Department of
DEARBORN - On March 19, the halls of the University of Michigan - Dearborn were packed with more than 350 young girls in grades 4 through 12 who came to learn more about technology at the Girls are IT! Conference. The event was organized by the Michigan Council for Women in Technology (MCWT), U-M ?
LANSING - Discussion on a bill to eliminate the state's 10 percent cap on energy competition continued in the House Energy and Technology Committee on Tuesday with DTE Energy's president saying rates will not decrease under the bill and innovation in the field will halt in Michigan. Steve Kurmas, president and chief operating officer of
LANSING - The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality is seeking input on a redesign of its website. The department is looking for both members of the general public and those involved in regulated industries to provide feedback on the current site and on proposed changes. And it is willing to pay for the time participants
LANSING - Retail sales in Michigan showed a slight improvement, officials with the Michigan Retailers Association said Wednesday. James Hallan, president of the association, said even with the increase retail sales are still struggling in Michigan because of the severe winter weather. The association said 42 percent of retailers reported increased sales during February while