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Washington’s bailout provided Michigan and Detroit with a huge short-term window to restructure
finances and spark an economic revival. But major challenges loom on the horizon.
By David Littmann
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September/October 2012 |
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One thing is certain, the 2012 Class of “30 in Their Thirties,” as nominated by our readers, isn’t content with a day job as they drive revenue and open new frontiers around the world.
By R.J. King, John S. Schultz, Tom Beaman, Tim Keenan, and Dan Calabrese
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September/October 2012 |
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By R.J. King
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July / August 2012 |
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Detroit City Airport has established an industrial R&D cluster to develop the next generation of aircraft, including civilian drones.
By Tom Murray and R.J. King
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July / August 2012 |
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Can a company maintain and build market share by aggressively suing its rivals? Consider the David vs. Goliath legal battle between Birmingham's On Go Energy drink and Farmington Hills's 5-Hour Energy drink.
By Dan Calabrese and R.J. King
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July / August 2012 |
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From automotive to information technology, more female business leaders are making their mark in the management ranks of major organizations.
Photographs by Joe Vaughn
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July / August 2012 |
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During a series of recent interviews, Sergio Marchionne addresses a wide range of issues, including queries about several major investment initiatives in metro Detroit.
By Gary Witzenburg
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May / June 2012 |
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After millions of dollars were used to buy and convert 320 acres into a bustling airport-city for supply and logistics firms, Wayne County taxpayers wound up with a horse track. How a power struggle
inside the county executive office led to a $35-million white elephant.
By Dan Calabrese and R.J. King
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May / June 2012 |
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By R.J. King
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May / June 2012 |
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By Michelle Martinez
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March / April 2012 |
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