Ferndale explores possibilities of expanding city hall facilities
Ferndale is looking to expand its city government facilities, and one of those options includes sharing a building with the Credit Union ONE.
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Rochester’s Brand Labs quintuples employee base in less than two years
Brand Labs is looking to take its brand of e-commerce outsourcing and turn it into jobs in Rochester.
Fisher CoachWorks expects ultra-light hybrid bus to create 1,000 jobs
Fisher CoachWorks has been reborn, this time as the manufacturer of the ChevyVolt of hybrid buses.
BOSSdev on track for 100 percent growth this year
BOSSdev in Troy isn't just growing, it's going completely gangbusters, as the firm prepares for another 100-percent-plus growth year in 2008.
CerMet Lab plans to grow 10 fold by end of 2009
CerMet Lab thinks it has a magic answer for better fuel efficiency in cars and better job creation and Michigan.
Advisicon looks to go from two to 15 people within two years
Advisicon's Metro Detroit office is prepared to make a big jump in employee numbers, going from 2 to 15 within two years.
Ferndale Tribute sculpture on Woodward breaks ground
As if Ferndale couldn't get anymore artsy, it's erecting the first 30-foot-tall Woodward Tribute sculpture in September.
Birmingham Greenleaf Trust building set to bridge downtown and Triangle districts
Birmingham and Greenleaf Trust are close to pulling the trigger on the 5-story, signature structure that will serve as Greenleaf's new home in downtown Birmingham.
Tipping Point creates jobs while building brands in Rochester, plans to hire 3-4
Rochester-based Tipping Point is creating jobs by helping firms build their brands. The firm has become so successful it expects to hire another 3-4 people this year.
Riley Skate Park construction begins in earnest, to finish by early next year
Farmington Hills' Riley Skate Park is on a roll now that construction has started in earnest. Work is expected to be done by the end of the year or early next year.
Rochester’s Brand Labs quintuples employee base in less than two years
Brand Labs is looking to take its brand of e-commerce outsourcing and turn it into jobs in Rochester.
Fisher CoachWorks expects ultra-light hybrid bus to create 1,000 jobs
Fisher CoachWorks has been reborn, this time as the manufacturer of the ChevyVolt of hybrid buses.
BOSSdev on track for 100 percent growth this year
BOSSdev in Troy isn't just growing, it's going completely gangbusters, as the firm prepares for another 100-percent-plus growth year in 2008.
CerMet Lab plans to grow 10 fold by end of 2009
CerMet Lab thinks it has a magic answer for better fuel efficiency in cars and better job creation and Michigan.
Advisicon looks to go from two to 15 people within two years
Advisicon's Metro Detroit office is prepared to make a big jump in employee numbers, going from 2 to 15 within two years.
Ferndale Tribute sculpture on Woodward breaks ground
As if Ferndale couldn't get anymore artsy, it's erecting the first 30-foot-tall Woodward Tribute sculpture in September.
Birmingham Greenleaf Trust building set to bridge downtown and Triangle districts
Birmingham and Greenleaf Trust are close to pulling the trigger on the 5-story, signature structure that will serve as Greenleaf's new home in downtown Birmingham.
Tipping Point creates jobs while building brands in Rochester, plans to hire 3-4
Rochester-based Tipping Point is creating jobs by helping firms build their brands. The firm has become so successful it expects to hire another 3-4 people this year.
Riley Skate Park construction begins in earnest, to finish by early next year
Farmington Hills' Riley Skate Park is on a roll now that construction has started in earnest. Work is expected to be done by the end of the year or early next year.
