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Magic Johnson Behind Detroit Development Plan
Hall-of-Fame basketball player turned businessman Earvin “Magic” Johnson is part of a group that’s submitted a proposal to redevelop the former Michigan State Fairgrounds site in Detroit.
IAS Offers $1M Tech Services Assistance for Michigan Not-For-Profits
In an effort to assist Michigan based non-profit organizations and corporations, and to accelerate its GreenHost energy savings initiative, Internet Applications & Solutions Inc. announced Thursday it is doubling its previous level of in-kind host, development and IT support assistance to $1 million for 2012.
Report: Mich. Tops Nation For Research & Development Projects
When it comes to research and development, look no further than Michigan. As WWJ’s Rob Sanford reports, the state is a hotbed for “R and D” projects.
Port Huron Scraps Plans For $28M Aquarium Project
Port Huron officials say they’re scrapping plans for a $28 million aquarium development in the city — for now.
Plans Unveiled For Midtown Detroit Development
The growing Midtown Detroit area will be the home of a new $12 million, 56,000-square foot retail and residential development.
ALTe In New Electric Hybrid Powertrain Project
Auburn Hills-based ALTe LLC said last week that it has a new hybrid powetrain development project with Pacific Gas & Electric Co. to help validate its powertrain for vehicle fleets.
Bing Details Neighborhood Development Plans
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing has just announced his latest plans to reshape the city.
Wolverine Advanced Materials Reorganizes
Wolverine Advanced Materials Thursday announced separation of sales and marketing functions, new leadership in research and development and engineering, and appointment of a chief financial officer.
URC Presidents To Talk Jobs On Monday
The presidents of Michigan State University, the University of Michigan and Wayne State University will cover a lot of ground about research and development, jobs and the economy Monday, March 21 in a WWJ Newsradio […]
Great Lakes Region Could Face Water Shortages
A federal report says the Great Lakes region could experience water shortages in some locations because of climate shifts or surging demand, despite being the world’s largest freshwater system.
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