BEET Wins Microloan To Advance Failure Prevention Technology
With the aid of the Macomb-OU INCubator, BEET, LLC has received a $250,000 Michigan Pre-Seed Microloan from the Michigan Economic Development Corp.
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With the aid of the Macomb-OU INCubator, BEET, LLC has received a $250,000 Michigan Pre-Seed Microloan from the Michigan Economic Development Corp.
Another of Dan Gilbert's many business ventures is moving to Downtown Detroit. Rock Connections LLC, a marketing company launched in May, will bring 115 employees into the Chase Tower building, a 14-story high rise located at 611 Woodward Ave.
A $5.2 million federal grant awarded to the University of Michigan is the largest for research into birth-related pelvic floor injuries and their relationship to pelvic floor disorders like urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse.
Truven Health Analytics, formerly the health care business of Thomson Reuters, today announced an upgrade to its MarketScan Treatment Pathways, a Web-based analytic interface that allows healthcare researchers to access and analyze large healthcare databases without the need for data intake, software or custom programming.
In addition to using scholarly journals for active research projects, business faculty rely on materials that share insights and ideas ahead of publication, according to a new study from ProQuest that explores non-journal resources.
Dr. Gregory Dumanian figured there had to be a better way. When there wasn't, he created his own solution: HipaaCat, a HIPAA-compliant communication system for health care providers to exchange notes and images over their cell phones.
A male red panda cub born June 22, 2012, at the Detroit Zoo can finally be seen in his habitat across from the tigers.
The money is to help address underage drinking among those ages 12 to 20, and prescription drug misuse and abuse by those ages 12 to 25.
The latest event and meeting notices from Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups
The latest staffing, leadership and boardroom news from Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups
Seventy-eight new Michigan State Police recruits will be graduating this Friday and many of them will cover posts in cities facing high crime rates.
The Road Commission for Oakland County is staying on top of winter preparations by replacing two salt domes at Lake Orion and Southfield.
Police say a bed-ridden, roughly 500-pound woman will remain in intensive care for a couple days, but her condition is improving.
The Michigan Senate has unanimously passed three Republican-introduced bills that supporters say would make it easier to prosecute people for child pornography.
Police said two students were sent to the hospital following a crash that involved a Detroit school bus.