Automation Alley Welcomes 27 New Members in July
Automation Alley, Michigan's largest technology business association, announced Wednesday that 27 new members joined the organization in July.
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Automation Alley, Michigan's largest technology business association, announced Wednesday that 27 new members joined the organization in July.
Vestaron Corp., a venture-backed agricultural biotechnology company, has been awarded a $1.4 million grant from the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health to develop insecticides to control the spread of malaria by mosquitoes.
New York City-based Nylon magazine has expanded its digital publishing capabilities with the help of Aysling Digital Media Solutions of Ann Arbor.
Things are getting better for dealers.
In response to customer feedback, AT&T is offering metro Detroit consumers a unique peek behind the curtain of AT&T's wireless network enhancements.
NanoBio Corp. announced Wednesday that data from recent animal studies of its NanoStat-based intranasal respiratory syncytial virus vaccine have shown strong immunity effects, paving the way for more studies of the nanoparticle-based technology.
For the first time in a decade, we're seeing growth in the number of car dealerships.
Smart, efficient and fully charged. These are the common features of the plug-in electric vehicles to be on display -- and driven -- at The Business of Plugging In 2011, a Center for Automotive Research conference.
Parrot, the French technology company with its North American automotive headquarters in Southfield, has launched the Parrot Asteroid, a new generation of car receiver combining advanced hands-free telephony with, for the first time, access to Web services.
Media Genesis, a Troy-based Internet services firm, collaborated with Citizens Bank and The Detroit Works Project to brand, design and build the "Call it Home" Web site
Autumn Land Hosted Telecommunications Co. Wednesday announced its partnership with Montreal, Quebec-based E911 Enable.
The latest event and meeting notices from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions.
Who are those people in downtown Detroit, deliberately running up walls and jumping off roofs?
The Republican-led Michigan Legislature has approved a proposal that would require many public employees with local governments and schools to pay more for their health coverage.
State police said a lightning strike likely caused a fire at a home in Brighton Township on Taylor Road.