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What Michigan’s Recreational Marijuana Rules Mean For Microbusinesses
LANSING - The Emergency Rules issued by the Marijuana Regulatory Agency under the Michigan Regulation
M2 Techcast TV – Experts Explore Setting Up Cannabis Businesses
ROYAL OAK - On M2 Techcast TV July 15, Anthony Sabatella, president of THC123, will
GVSU’s President Mantella Sets A Bold Agenda
ALLENDALE — Grand Valley State University President Philomena V. Mantella used the opportunity of her
Ambs Call Center Earns 2019 ATSI Award Of Excellence
GRAND RAPIDS - Ambs Call Center has received the ATSI 2019 Award of Excellence for
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Toma Detroit Wins $250K Grand Prize In Hatch Detroit Contest
DETROIT – Toma Detroit will serve fresh, locally sourced simple yet sophisticated cocktails and foods from Latin America with the help
Labor Day Survey: Half Of U.S. Employees Satisfied With Jobs, Disappointed With Professional Development
NEW YORK - On Labor Day weekend, a new survey shows 51 percent of U.S. employees are satisfied with their jobs,
Nominees Named For Michigan Venture Capital Association Awards
ANN ARBOR – Nominees for Exit of the Year, Community Impact Player, and Up-and-Coming Company of the Year were named Monday
Michigan
China Proposes Guidelines For Future Humanoid Development
BEIJING - After almost two years of climbing the hype curve, humanoid robots are reaching
Video Of UFO Over Mexican City Protected By Aliens
A video has circulated on TikTok that appears to show a UFO flying in the sky above a
Biden Awards $650 Million To GM And ZF North America To Build EV Models
DETROIT - The Biden administration on Thursday announced more than $1 billion in grants to
Alien Tech or Space Junk? Professor Loeb Uses Voyager Analogy
CAMBRIDGE – Harvard Professor Avi Loeb Founded Alien-Technology Meteor. Intriguingly, Harvard professor Avi Loeb suggests
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Mobility
Keeping Cyber Hands Off Your Steering Wheel
NOVI - Ransomware threat is the biggest worry according to Mathew Solnik senior security researcher
Detroit Auto Show Draws 208,000 plus On Opening Weekend
DETROIT - The North American International Auto Show was a magnet for 208,327 people on
Digital and Mobile
Computerized Cars Could Be Hacked
DETROIT - That nice, new computerized car you just bought could be hackable. Of course,
Michigan Government Certified As Compliant With Payment Card Standard
LANSING - Michigan government has been certified for the third straight year that it is
Registration Opens For Great Lakes Technology Symposium At U-M
ANN ARBOR - Registration has opened for the 2010 IEEE Great Lakes Technology Symposium Sept.
Cyber Defense Weekly Partners With Infosec Island
BIRMINGHAM ? Cyber Defense Weekly, published by Richard Stiennon's IT-Harvest group, has partnered with Infosec
Feds Scramble To Meet Data Breach Deadline
WASHINGTON DC -With only two months left before government agencies must figure out how to
Congress: P2P Networks Harm National Security
WASHINGTON DC - Politicians charged this month that peer-to-peer networks can pose a "national security
FBI Remotely Installs Spyware To Trace Bomb Threat
WASHINGTON DC - The FBI used a novel type of remotely installed spyware last month
August Lunch & Learn Seminar Features Live Hacking Attack
ROYAL OAK - Intelligent Connections is hosting on Aug. 16 a special Lunch & Learn
