In the realm of finance, diversification plays a huge role. It’s no longer enough to rely on stocks and bonds for financial growth. As traditional investment avenues lose their appeal, a fresh range of options has emerged, providing investors with varied choices. The investment landscape is transforming. Those looking to add some excitement to their
DETROIT - Looking for a career change? That’s becoming increasingly common these days, as more people have started to realize the range of options available to them. Some are facing the uncomfortable realization that they might have been underutilizing their potential, while others just want a change of scenery. This is a particularly common sight
DETROIT - Creative Entrepreneurs now have a chance to take a short business course that will tech them how to get their products noticed, marketed and commercialized. Andrea Rosenfeld, founder and CEO of Detroit Art & Business Institute, will conduct the eight-week business course. Classes will run 6 to 8 p.m. on consecutive Tuesdays beginning February 21 at
LANSING - The Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs has awarded nearly $10 million in grants for fiscal 2015-16 to a diverse range of recipients, including music festival producers, art centers, historical societies along with world-class art museums and symphonies. This year’s total of $9.65 million in grants to 462 recipients will cover costs
