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The Michigan Economic Development Corp. announced that three companies were approved for incentives by the Michigan Strategic Fund through the Michigan Business Development and Community Revitalization Programs to support their expansions in the state.
A new study of rabies in vampire bats in Peru has found that culling bats -- a common rabies control strategy -- does not reduce rates of rabies exposure in bat colonies, and may even be counterproductive. The findings may eventually help public officials in Peru develop more effective methods for preventing rabies infections in humans and livestock.
A new product designed to look like kittens and puppies is now available to imaging rooms across the country to help comfort children as they undergo diagnostic imaging exams.
Michigan's strategy to create a positive business climate to help Michigan companies grow is showing results, Governor Rick Snyder told a record crowd at the 2012 National Economic Gardening Conference today in Grand Rapids.
From its "Awesomeness of the Day" feature to the collection and curation of some of the Web's funniest and most startling content, Cup of Zup LLC, a uniquely amusing pop-culture enewsletter and Web site, is the latest start-up to join the fast-growing corridor of companies located in downtown Detroit's entrepreneurial tech hub.
Energy drinks are everywhere, lining grocery store shelves and littering the Internet. But do these energy drinks really work? How legitimate are their claims? John Carbone, a sports nutritionist at Eastern Michigan University, remains extremely skeptical.
The Comcast Foundation is awarding 100 Michigan high school seniors scholarships through its annual Leaders & Achievers Scholarship Program.
The product lifecycle management consulting and research firm CIMdata Inc. Wednesay announced a new white paper covering Solid Edge Insight XT, the next generation of Siemens PLM Software's Insight data management system.
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing says he's completed another piece of a consent agreement between the city and Gov. Rick Snyder with the hiring of a key executive.
Applications are due June 29 for the Fourth Annual Brinks Innovation Competition, sponsored by Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione, one of the nation's largest intellectual property law firms.
The Michigan House has passed legislation that would restrict and regulate abortion practices though it set aside or eased some contentious provisions.
An organization representing hundreds of store and gas station owners have stepped forward to say they support the ban and have pulled the product from their shelves.
Munro & Associates, a consulting engineering firm specializing in predictive design and manufacturing methods, announced that it has signed a platinum level distribution agreement with Paramex, a leading United Kingdom engineering products and services company.
The DMC announced Wednesday that it's implementing a "nicotine-free" hiring policy, effective July 1st.
Wednesday, a group of business leaders who are in support of Michigan State University's Facility for Rare Isotope Beams as well as other particle and laser technologies came together to develop plans to better advance these regional assets.