KEY WEST, FL. - The sounds of the fun at Finnegan?s wafted down the alley to Yvonne like an aroma?enticing, pungent with expectation, pulling her in against her better judgment. Maybe she ought to keep working, pinging the mystery chip and pinpointing the origin of its owners. But responsibility faded as she walked through the
Cyber Styletto Chapter Two Noon Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2013, Key West, Florida Yvonne banked her corporate jet east, towards the Key West runway. A line of dark clouds, heavy with moisture, loomed to the southeast. Radar had it moving towards the islands, due in an hour or so. It would be a race to pick
Prologue- 1 a.m., Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2013, Los Gatos, California. From a few hundred feet away the intersection looked completely clear. In fact, there was no other traffic visible in any direction, which was no surprise for the late hour. It was tough for the driver to steer, what with seven partiers crammed into a
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LANSING - Delaney McKinley, Director of Human Resource Policy for the Michigan Manufacturers Association, praised Governor Snyder and the Legislature at today?s bill signing press conference for legislation (SB 1335, 1336 and HB 5917 and 5922) that establishes greater accountability for state-specific regulations and helps to ensure that Michigan companies are not forced to comply
GRAND RAPIDS - A123 announced it is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The once highly-trumpeted manufacturer of lithium ion batteries will sell its automotive business to Johnson Controls. Why did this venture fail? Life can be complicated and there may be a host of reasons. But it?s now obvious that the market is not there.
WARREN - The Michigan Business and Professional Association and its sister organization the Michigan Food and Beverage Association are calling on the State House of Representatives to appropriate the $9.8 million federal planning grant that is critical to laying the groundwork for a health care exchange under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of
SAN ANTONIO - By a three to one ratio, IT decision makers surveyed prefer a cloud provider with strong customer service and technical support even if that provider has higher prices. That is one of the findings of a new survey commissioned by Rackspace Hosting. This view was consistent by IT decision makers regardless of
ANN ARBOR - At some point or another, every entrepreneur has had to choose between short term performance and long term investment. Maintaining the appropriate balance between the two can be incredibly difficult, but it is also imperative to building a healthy business. Similarly, every community has to make the same choices. Investing in infrastructure-