Compuware's New White Paper Backs 'Synthetic Monitoring'
Compuware Corp Wednesday announced that it has published a new whitepaper titled: "The Top 10 Reasons Why You Need Synthetic Monitoring."
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Compuware Corp Wednesday announced that it has published a new whitepaper titled: "The Top 10 Reasons Why You Need Synthetic Monitoring."
The new Jolly Pumpkin will be located between Second and Third streets on the west side of Main, which previously held a Citizen's Bank. It's been vacant for six years.
The NFL wants to make sure everyone who has a ticket to the Super Bowl actually has a seat on Feb. 5.
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EcoMotors International, a company that has designed a revolutionary new internal combustion engine, Tuesday announced a design contest to incorporate its engine in automotive designs.
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Detroit's popular "Live Midtown" program is back for a second year.
Late Tuesday night I appeared on a Chicago radio station asking me for the inside scoop on the Tigers signing slugger Prince Fielder. And here was my insight.
Detroit's population decline means City Council now must weigh in on new liquor licenses from bars, restaurants or other venues.
Across the aisle, Democrats appeared to hear an entirely different speech, lavishly praising the president's performance and his initiatives.
Plans are in the works for venues in Kalamazoo to allow nonprofits to host black jack, poker and other casino-style games.