ANN ARBOR ? The spring Great Lakes Entrepreneur's Quest contest had 230 teams sign up, nearly a third more than the fall competition. But the 230 teams about a quarter less than last spring, when 302 teams registered, said GLEQ Executive Director Diane Durance. She said a breakdown of the categories in which everyone entered
LANSING - The Canadian government's offer of $550 million for the state's portion of the New International Trade Crossing isn't the only money the Snyder administration is seeking in regards to federal match money related to the new bridge, Lt. Governor Brian Calley said Friday. Calley told Gongwer News Service the administration hasn't rolled out
LANSING - The state's popular and award-winning "Pure Michigan" ad campaign will have a stable source of funding under legislation signed Thursday by Governor Rick Snyder, the 21st Century Jobs Fund. Under HB 4160 , PA 3, the Jobs Fund has been established as a legal financing source for the television and radio ad campaign.
FRAMINGHAM - New research shows 10.1 million media tablets were shipped in the fourth quarter of 2010 - more than double the 4.5 million shipped in the third quarter. Apple's share came down from 93 percent in the third quarter to 73 percent in the fourth quarter, but still reflected Apple's strong leadership position. Samsung's
TRAVERSE CITY ? Interactive agency Oneupweb has openings for a graphic designer, a Web developer, a software developer, a national sales and client services representative, a paid search specialist and a natural search specialist. The company also said in a press release that its recent growth from new clients means the company is adding space
DETROIT - General Motors Vice Chairman and Chief Financial Officer Chris Liddell Thursday announced that he will leave the company April 1. Liddell, 52, joined GM in January, 2010 and led the company's financial and accounting operations on a global basis. Dan Ammann will succeed Liddell as General Motors chief financial officer, effective April 1,
LANSING - Nationally recognized entrepreneur Richard Sheridan, CEO and founder of Menlo Innovations, is the keynote for the seventh annual Michigan Celebrates Small Business awards dinner on April 28th. Richard Sheridan began his "career" at 13 years old, as a freshman in high school. He was hooked on software in 1971. He had his first
READING ? Duke Energy Renewables is hosting a public information day Saturday March 12 to answer questions about its proposed $160 million Hillsdale Windpower Project that would generate 100-megawatts of electrical power over 12,000 acres in Reading, Cambria and Allen Townships, enough to power 30,000 homes. The event will take place from 1 to 5
LANSING - This year's Entrepreneurship Score Card shows that Michigan is generally holding steady relative to the other 49 states with Michigan's fast-growing "stage two" small businesses leading the way in the state's economic reinvention. The seventh annual Entrepreneurship Score Card is sponsored by the Small Business Foundation of Michigan. ?The goal of the Score
LANSING - Most of the current regulation would be removed from local telephone service under legislation being considered by the House Energy and Technology Committee. As currently drafted, the bill (HB 4314 ) would essentially leave state licensing of wireline telephone providers, 911 service and Lifeline service for low-income residents. But it would eliminate all