DETROIT ? Internet Advisor Podcast: Scott McLean, Vice President of Operations at New Horizons Great Lakes shares the latest program by New Horizons to offer special training to help former military reenter a tough job market. Shardae Rudel wants to raise support for her college internship this summer in London, England. Motor City ComicCon Celebrates
WATERFORD - Registration is now open for life science and health care companies that want to showcase their innovative products and technologies at Demonstration Alley as part of INNO-VENTION 2014 ? a Medical Main Street Conference this fall. Conference organizers have expanded Demonstration Alley for the 2014 health care and life science event. They are
DETROIT ? The Engineering Society of Detroit will honor Christopher J. Webb, JD, FESD, Director & Co-Founder, ESD Institute, with the Horace H. Rackham Humanitarian Award on June 18 at Cobo Center. Webb will join other award recipients at the ESD Annual Benefit Dinner starting at 5:30 p.m. Also honored at the event will be
LANSING - An overwhelming majority of Michigan voters believe our roads are in horrible condition and are willing to invest more money to build and maintain them, according to a Michigan Chamber of Commerce poll released Monday. "Increased funding to fix the roads and improve public transit is necessary to keep Michigan moving forward and
TROY ? Billhighway has nearly doubled the size of its IT department with the addition of Jason Cooper as senior networking engineer and Amal Shah as intern. Department head Bob Anzivino was recently promoted to Director of IT & Security, assuming additional responsibility for the product development. ?Investments in our technical staff are vital to
GRAND RAPIDS ? BlueGrace Logistics is expanding its footprint in Michigan. The shipping and freight franchisor is seeking those interested in the BlueGrace Logistics franchise opportunity and hopes to begin the interview process within the next couple of months. In 2013, the company increased its footprint by 62 percent, with a 30 percent increase in
LANSING - Michigan teens may have a fractionally easier time of searching for a job in the summer of 2014 than they did a year ago, but it will still be a tough market for those looking for work, says a forecast on the job market by the state. The forecast, released Monday by the
LANSING - Michigan's economy is growing for the fifth consecutive year and will grow for at least two more years, economists told the Revenue Estimating Conference, as current economic factors remain stable and growing stronger. The pace of some of the growth will slow somewhat, for example job growth, as long pent-up consumer demand for
LANSING - Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville on Thursday picked up support from a majority of both his caucus and minority Democrats to repeal the current minimum wage law and replace it with a measure that would gradually increase the minimum wage to $9.20 an hour by January 1, 2017, and tie to inflation going
PLYMOUTH ? Leading the charge was the theme of the 10th annual Midwest Technology Leaders conference at the Inn at St. John?s on May 14 where Chief Information Officers from around the state gained insight on the innovative and disruptive technologies that will impact IT over the next decade. MTL Co-Founder Tracy Ann Palmer and