DETROIT ? Reinventing the "D" from within is the mission of #313DLove. On March 13 at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, #313DLove will host area Detroiters in celebrating the Motor City?s 313 years of perseverance. Thirteen triumphant speakers will enlighten the audience with their insights on leadership, creativity, community and entrepreneurship
ROCHESTER - After four consecutive years of winning the Michigan Regional Future City Competition, the team from St. John Lutheran School in Rochester has claimed the title of National Champion, winning the national Future City Competition held Tuesday in Washington, DC. St. John Lutheran also won the People's Choice Award, a prize of $7,500 and
DETROIT - The U.S. Small Business Administration reminds Private Non-Profit Organizations in Michigan that March 18 is the deadline to submit Economic Injury Disaster Loan applications. These loans are available from the SBA as a result of the flooding that occurred between April 16 and May 14, 2013. The filing deadline to return economic injury
LANSING - The Public Service Commission on Friday issued its annual report on the implementation of the energy overhaul under PA 295 of 2008, and its findings on high investments and cheap costs had supporters calling on the Legislature to keep the momentum going. The report indicated all electric providers except for Detroit Public Lighting
LANSING - Michigan Chamber of Commerce CEO Rich Studley recognizes that it's an election year and the Legislature has tackled other important issues so far, but to use those as excuses for not finding a comprehensive solution on funding transportation as the state enters what is expected to be one of the worst pothole seasons
LANSING - John Nixon, the director of the State Budget Office and the Department of Technology, Management and Budget, is returning to Utah and as a result David Behen, has been named DTMB Director. Snyder simultaneously announced the other replacement for Nixon, who held posts historically filled by two different people. The governor's deputy chief
GRAND RAPIDS - IT products and services company OST has promoted Meredith Bronk, its Chief Operating Officer, to President effective April 1. Bronk began her career at OST (Open Systems Technologies) as a Project Manager in 1998. Previously, she served as Vice President of Internal Operations. ?We take succession planning very seriously and have been
DETROIT - The world is paying attention to Detroit. During the past couple of years they?ve started to actually hear a few good things too. There are many other positive stories that fail to generate much buzz outside the metro area. On March 13, #313DLove Detroit will bring more than a dozen speakers to the
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Ca. - Google Inc says its Android mobile operating system is open. But newly discovered documents reveal the strings attached. The documents show that Google has imposed strict restrictions on device makers that want access to its search engine, YouTube or the more than one million apps in its Play Store, The Wall
LANSING - Three companies will receive $1.55 million state grants to expand, generating $27.6 Million in new capital investment, and perhaps nearly 500 jobs. ?Michigan is the number-one state for creating new manufacturing jobs, and these new expansions demonstrate that our economic climate is more business-friendly than ever and our manufacturing talent pool can compete