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There has been a guessing game playing out as to who the EFM might be -- which is where Romney's name surfaced as some national pundits raised it in recent days for the job.
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There has been a guessing game playing out as to who the EFM might be -- which is where Romney's name surfaced as some national pundits raised it in recent days for the job.
Toyota just reaffirmed its commitment to battery-powered electric mobility.
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What's the fastest way to dominate a market? Give your product away.
More women hold driver's licenses, yet men continue to do more driving.
A new $7.5 million fund will help University of Michigan medical discoveries make the leap from the laboratory to the market, accelerating their potential to help patients.
Forward Air Corp. Monday announced it has acquired Total Quality Inc., a Grand Haven-based provider of maximum security and temperature-controlled services to the pharmaceutical and life science industries.
The website Bargains-to-bounty.com says signs have begun popping up at Meijer stores across the state, warning customers that their long-running double coupon perk is ending March 30th.
Ford Motor Co. Monday launched Ford2Go, a car sharing service in Germany.
Doctors in Mississippi say a baby born with HIV is now two years old and shows no signs of the disease.
The Ricardo-engineered Fuel Efficient Ground Vehicle Demonstrator vehicle is featured in a Web video posted Monday on "Jay Leno's Garage."
The Michigan office of a Pennsylvania-based IT staffing firm is looking for Michigan companies to participate in a trade trip to China to try to sell more U.S. goods and services there.
Central Michigan University engineering students are constructing an electrical panel that will serve as a vibrational energy harvester to create renewable energy for powering a temperature display.
Scoring methods commonly used to evaluate Newborn Intensive Care Units are inconsistent, according to new research from the University of Michigan.