Howard & Howard redevelops large office building in downtown Royal Oak
More than 100 jobs are moving into downtown Royal Oak now that Howard & Howard is moving its offices into the old Pulte building.
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More than 100 jobs are moving into downtown Royal Oak now that Howard & Howard is moving its offices into the old Pulte building.
Norm Silk and Dale Morgan are all about aesthetics. Whether it's the explosion of flowers that fill their Birmingham boutique or the restoration of the only home in Detroit to be designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Wellco has turned into quite the healthy business in Royal Oak. The firm has grown 30 percent in the last year, hired two more and has two jobs open right now.
Octillion's efforts to create a spray-on solar panel are expanding as the Auburn Hills-based business teams up with Oakland Univeristy to continue its research into the promising technology.
Lawrence Tech is riding high on a big stack of money after an anonymous donor gave the university $3 million to expand its life sciences programs and facilities.
Observer & EccentricWhy go to the Royal Oak Farmer's Market? (Or any farmer's market for that matter?) Well, it'll do your body some good, as well as the economy.
ImageSoft is building on some hard growth, expanding to 41 employees with plans to hire another 8-10 people this year.
Ferndale will be releasing videos available on the city's web site that will promote it in ways that print can't.
Resource is drawing on Michigan's fresh resources, hiring nine people straight out of college in the state in the last year.
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