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If more Fortune 500 corporations supported startups, Michigan would become an entrepreneurial hub.
By Mahendra Ramsinghani
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March / April 2013 |
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Businesses that fail to heed new provisions of the America Invents Act run the risk of losing their ideas to others.
By John M. Halan
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January / February 2013 |
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Can the global auto industry reach a combined fleet average of 54.5 mpg by 2025?
By Paul A. Eisenstein
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November/December 2012 |
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Michigan’s voice in the 2012 presidential race could decide the election.
By Devin Scillian
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September/October 2012 |
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Forget another bailout. GM, Ford, and Chrysler must keep winning on the sales floor.
By Paul A. Eisenstein
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July / August 2012 |
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The pace of redevelopment in downtown Detroit would accelerate if business and government worked more closely together.
By Cynthia J. Pasky
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May / June 2012 |
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Adopting highly efficient building principles in the public sector will spur economic activity.
By Christopher J. Webb
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March / April 2012 |
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Can Detroit's Big Three survive and thrive in a climate of rising regulations, runaway litigation, and high taxation?
By Gary Witzenburg
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January / February 2012 |
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Like Kermit the Frog, modern diesel engines are finding it's not easy being green. But that could soon change.
By Paul A. Eisenstein
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November/December 2011 |
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Improved productivity and technological advances have accelerated demand for higher education, but not everyone wants to spend four or more years in college before they earn a degree.
By Stephanie Bergeron
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September/October 2011 |
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