A major corner of downtown Ann Arbor is almost finished with a big face lift. Work on the Key Bank Building is set to wrap up by this spring and the 55,000 square feet of space is set to be fully leased by this summer.
More development is heading for Dearborn west downtown. The Michigan Economic Development Corporation has approved $55 million in tax credits and captures for a project that will redevelop 12 sites along Michigan Avenue between Military and Howard streets.
A Michigan State University study has good news for Michiganders, and the environment - the wind industry can have a significant economic impact on the state.
A prominent Medicaid HMO, Health Plan of Michigan, has become the most recent company to announce plans to ditch the 'burbs for Detroit.
Danotek Motion Industries LLC is generating more than power - the company will double its eight-member staff in the next year, adding a total of 141 employees over the next five years.
A tiny device developed by University of Michigan scientists has made the impossible possible - using the tiny nano-voltmeter, scientists have been able to measure the electric field inside a cell.
Caraco Pharmaceuticals, located in Detroit's New Center, is benefiting from access to local talent and state tax abatements to forumlate a rock-solid succession plan that includes training for future and current employees and a hiring projection that will grow the company from 500 to 1,000 over the next ten years.
Ann Arbor's ProQuest has announced plans to expand its Ann Arbor facility, and to hire roughly 303 employees over the next five years. The expansion will center around a $6.5 million data center, says Elliot Forsyth, senior vice-president of human resources and operations.
A new mechatronics master's degree program at Lawrence Technical University has been drawing attention and assistance from the private sector - boding well for the state's technological future.
You may not know what a cytometer does, but here's what it means for one Michigan company: jobs, growth, expansion.
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