Northville

Find out if your company is venture capital-worthy at upcoming Crain’s event

Crain's will host "Following the Money: Where Angel Investors and Venture Capitalists See Opportunity" on Mar. 19 with panelists Ian Bund of Plymouth Venture Partners andDavid Weaver of Great Lakes Angels.

Michigan sports and leisure monthly to debut in April

Michigan in Play, a monthly sports and leisure magazine, will debut this April.     

Survey says, 21% of Detroit CIOs will hire in 2nd quarter of 2007

A national survey of chief information officers reveals that in the Detroit area, a net 21% have plans to hire IT staff in the second quarter of 2007.

State to receive $11M for worker training

$11 million in federal job training monies is headed to Michigan for worker re-training.

The World Is Their Cubicle

Professionals across Metro Detroit are ditching their cubicles and "Office Space" culture for cafes, coffee shops and libraries. All these 21st Century professionals need is a lap top, a Wi-Fi connection and a hot cup of Joe to make their way in Michigan's new knowledge-based economy.

Economist predicts state will dodge recession this year

Despite lots of bad news for the local economy, Comerica Bank Chief Economist Dana Johnson predicts that Michigan will avoid falling into a recession this year.

Northville proceeds with town square planning

The Northville Downtown Development Authority has selected the Farmington Hills-based planning firm McCarthy and Smith Inc. to manage the improvements to the Bandshell Park area across the street from the Main Street Clock.

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metromode is convinced that change is in the air. SE Michigan is has the talent, innovative spirit and entrepeneurial moxie to transform the state's economy. We want you to be a part of that story.

CVMedia moves to offices in downtown Northville, looks to hire more staff

CVMedia has moved into new offices in downtown Northville from Southfield. The company expects enough growth this year to add half a dozen or more positions.

Developing duo Buckhaves transform Michigan Gift Mart into retail, office hub in Northville

Margene and Bob Buckhave are converting the 90,000-square-foot Michigan Gift Mart building in downtown Northville into an incubator for new local businesses.

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