AUBURN HILLS - Chrysler LLC announced that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court Wednesday gave interim approval to Chrysler for $4.1 billion of Debtor-In-Possession (DIP) financing, funded by the U.S. Treasury and Export Development Canada, and the use of $400 million of cash collateral, enabling the company to meet its working capital and general business needs going
LANSING - Liquid Web announced that ServerSecure is now available for Windows servers, which is designed to save time and resources. ServerSecure is an initial setup option that provides many additional services and modifications to the default Operating System and control panel installation, which greatly enhances the security, reliability, and compatibility of your server and
ANN ARBOR - Coherix has developed a product that will help federal officials, hospitals, schools, airports and businesses screen for potential cases of swine flu. Coherix's ThermalSentry can detect elevated temperature levels in individuals passing by at border crossings, airports, and also can be used at sporting events, hospitals, factories and similar locations. The system
ANN ARBOR - The University of Michigan will reach out to the business community on May 11 in a town-hall style meeting to focus on ways both groups can collaborate. Partnership for an Innovation Economy will focus on ways the University can strengthen collaborations with the business community. The event features two panel discussions, a
DEARBORN - Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia comprise once of the world's fastest growing economic regions and the focus of a US Commerce Department briefing May 13 at The Fairland Club. Their booming economies provide Michigan companies with many business opportunities. This workshop provides information and strategies from experts with experience in
BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Oscar H. Feldman, Counsel to Butzel Long, will be honored by the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit with its Lifetime Achievement Award on May 20. Based in Butzel Long's Bloomfield Hills office, Feldman's practice has been principally in the areas of Federal taxation, estate planning and commercial business and finance. He has
ANN ARBOR - Fry Inc. on Friday announced the appointment of Kevin Messing as Executive Creative Director. After leading the creative department in the company's Ann Arbor headquarters for the last four years, Messing will now oversee the creative design efforts throughout all of Fry's four offices and set the direction for the creative group
GRAND RAPIDS - The Michigan Small Business and Technology Development Center has appointed Carole Williams as its Finance Manager. In her role, Williams holds responsibility for the grants and financial management of the MI-SBTDC headquarters at Grand Valley State University. With this also comes responsibility for the financial oversight of the twelve MI-SBTDC statewide regional
AUBURN HILLS - Plex Systems, which provides Plex Online software for the manufacturing enterprise, announced its latest winkle, the availability of automated fixed asset tracking capabilities. The Plex Online integrated ERP system delivered as a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution lets manufacturers easily track the useful life of office equipment, computer equipment, vehicles and
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Butzel Long has entered into a new venture that broadens its resources in the Washington, D.C. market by joining forces with the former Tighe Patton Armstrong Teasdale PLLC, which has been renamed Butzel Long Tighe Patton, PLLC. The entity, of which Butzel Long is a member, includes a total of 22 attorneys,