United States
MarketLab Launches New Guide For Infection Control As Flu Grips U.S.
Caledonia-based MarketLab says to prevent infection, SCOPE — Shield, Clean, Organize, Prevent and Eliminate.
Canadian Officials Say New Bridge To Detroit, Economic Lifeline Must Happen
Michigan Voters will take up the question of whether to build a new span over the Detroit River, and if the Canadian government has their way — that bridge will be built.
Windsor Mayor: Voters Will Make Right Decision On New International Bridge
Could a vote by the Michigan on a new bridge — be literally water under the new international crossing?
International Bridge Project Moving Forward Despite Impending Vote
It’s full steam ahead say Canadian officials backing the International Bridge Project,
ProQuest Adds Formerly Secret U.S.-Japan Communications
ProQuest is expanding its acclaimed Digital National Security Archive with newly declassified files that provide researchers with fresh insights into the modern relationship between the U.S. and Japan.
U.S. CO2 Profile Looks Better Considering Our Climate
The United States has long been among the world’s worst emitters of carbon dioxide, but when accounting for climate in addition to GDP, it is nowhere near the bottom of that list, according to University of Michigan researchers.
Dow Chemical, General Motors, Delphi Awarded New Energy Department Investments
The United States Department of Energy Tuesday announced new investments in Michigan that support American leadership and global competiveness in manufacturing.
Export-Import Bank To Establish Full-Time Presence In Detroit
The Export-Import Bank of the United States announced Tuesday that it would establish a new full-time presence in Detroit and three other cities by this summer, boosting local aid for exporting.
Rave Computer Announces Defense Industry Contracts
Sterling Heights-based Rave Computer reported several new contracts to provide purpose-built computers to various programs of the United States Department of Defense.
Report: Number Of Fat People In US To Grow
Citizens of the world’s richest countries are getting fatter and fatter and the United States is leading the charge, an organization of leading economies said in its first ever obesity forecast.


















