Car Chronicles -- September 26, 2011
We look at the development of new technology that can prevent drunken driving.
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We look at the development of new technology that can prevent drunken driving.
Altair Engineering Inc. Monday announced it will select two engineering students to participate in a paid, two-summer internship program during 2012 and 2013.
Nuspire Networks announced it has been officially accepted into the UN Global Compact, a policy initiative for businesses that are committed to aligning their operations and strategies with 10 universally accepted principles in the areas of human rights, labor, environment and anti-corruption.
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The Grand Rapids operations of GE Aviation noted the first delivery of a Boeing 787 Dreamliner Monday.
Watching the Detroit Lions big comeback win in Sunday's game against the Vikings made me think about the parallels between the city and its long struggling football team.
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The man accused of killing Livonia Police Officer Larry Nehasil has pleaded no contest to second degree murder charges.
Ben Maibach Jr., who helped lead the expansion of construction services business Barton Malow Co., has died. He was 91.
Individual game tickets for potential 2011 American League Championship Series home games at Comerica Park are on sale now.
After just one episode, NBC's new TV show "The Playboy Club" has generated some controversy and backlash from critics.
Vacant land in Detroit's old West Village is being transformed by a group of local artists, foodies, designers and writers into the Tashmoo Biergarten for the next five Sundays.
The Associated General Contractors of America says southeast Michigan saw 3,400 jobs added in the past year -- an increase of 18 percent.
Metro Detroiters who head to New York City for getaways, Broadway shows and dim sum in Chinatown should keep something in mind. You're being watched.