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Over the weekend, Citigroup, Inc., Walgreens, TiVo, Inc., Capital One Financial, Best Buy, Chase Bank and other large U.S. companies became victims of data breaches after a computer hacker hacked into the client customer files of online marketer Epsilon. Information obtained by the hacker included customer names and e-mails but did not include any financial or other sensitive information.
Patients at the new C.S. Mott Children's Hospital will have access to a new patient education, entertainment and interactive patient care tools system that will keep them and their families engaged and informed throughout their stay at the new hospital.
Scientists at the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute in Detroit today presented data at the American Association for Cancer Research's 102nd Annual Meeting 2011 showing that when tumor cryoablation -- or the freezing of tumor tissue while preserving tumor-associated antigens -- is coupled with immune system modulation, the procedures have the potential to initiate or amplify tumor immunity.
Alma College has approved a New Media Studies major that will prepare students for work in emerging forms of media digital information and technology -- from audio and visual arts to social media to gaming and simulation to e-text and Web publication
Members of the local Muslim community are asking a Florida pastor who burned their holy book last month to reconsider his trip to Metro Detroit.
Every May for the past three decades, investors from across the country have travelled to the Michigan Growth Capital Symposium for a first look at the most promising startups emerging from the greater Midwest.
Marquette, Temperance Bedford and Oxford High Schools won the two-day Livonia District of the nationally renowned FIRST Robotics competition Saturday at Livonia Churchill High School.
Continuing a collaborative education-centric partnership that began in 1999, The Chrysler Foundation will be the 2011 Lead Founding Sponsor of the Detroit Science Center's 10th annual gala, taking place Friday, May 13.
The University of Michigan's Office of Campus Sustainability and the Ann Arbor Public Schools are sponsoring a free e-waste recycling event designed to help area residents, small businesses and non-profits dispose of electronics in an earth-friendly way
Monday afternoon orchestra members assembled and agreed to return to work at the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Facebook helped two local men connect as one's wife put out a plea for a kidney for her husband.
Many of those attending the rally outside the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center were retirees concerned about the idea of taxing pensions taking root.
Oakland County Michigan's Medical Main Street will gain national and international exposure as it sells Oakland County as a medical device manufacturing center and a life science destination at the BiomeDevice Show in Boston on Wednesday and Thursday
There is a new vitality in the job market for engineering, science and business students as evidenced by the numbers and diversity of co-op employers seeking to hire Kettering University students in 2011
A major new study presented today at the yearly scientific meeting of the American College of Cardiology in New Orleans shows conclusively that replacing defective aortic valves in elderly patients through non-invasive "catheterization" – rather than through much more invasive open-heart surgery – leads to significantly better outcomes.