DBusiness - July / August 2008

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	The World According to Littmann Just because David Littmann has retired as one of Michigan’s leading economic analysts doesn’t mean the former chief economist of Comerica Bank has stopped making astute fiscal forecasts or... By Fara Warner
	Live From Detroit! Despite the sluggish economy, the Motor City’s unique concert and theater venues are still finding a way to thrive. By Dale Buss
	Star Potential The world of entertainment is chock-full of Michigan denizens and expatriates. Some were just a blip on our radar screen, while others have steadily grown their roots. Collectively, the group has a... By Nancy Nall Derringer

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The World According to Littmann

Just because David Littmann has retired as one of Michigan’s leading economic analysts doesn’t mean the former chief economist of Comerica Bank has stopped making astute fiscal forecasts or...

By Fara Warner

Live From Detroit!

Despite the sluggish economy, the Motor City’s unique concert and theater venues are still finding a way to thrive.

By Dale Buss

The world of entertainment is chock-full of Michigan denizens and expatriates. Some were just a blip on our radar screen, while others have steadily grown their roots. Collectively, the group has a...

By Nancy Nall Derringer

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	Time for a True Turnaround Tired of waiting for direction from Lansing, Michigan’s business leaders are luring new enterprise themselves. By R.J. King

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Time for a True Turnaround

Tired of waiting for direction from Lansing, Michigan’s business leaders are luring new enterprise themselves.

By R.J. King

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	Wanted: A Studio Campus New tax breaks for film production in Michigan are working; Are back lot tours far behind? By R.J. King
	For Those About to Rock A new school in Royal Oak inspires kids (and adults) not to play hooky, but to play in a rock band. By Michelle Martin
	Full Steam Ahead Streamlined Lionel is now poised for retail growth in mainstream markets. By R.J. King
	Fits and Starts Why Oakland Hills’ Bobby Byerlein Just Might Be the Most Powerful Man in Oakland County. By Craig Brass

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	Alan R. Grodin Principal, Alan R. Grodin, D.D.S., Clawson. The E-Interview.

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Alan R. Grodin

Principal, Alan R. Grodin, D.D.S., Clawson. The E-Interview.

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	Workin' for a Livin' A new type of addict is coming to the forefront — the workaholic — and Michigan’s challenging economy may be contributing to the problem. To some, eight-hour days are considered mere... By Lisa Brody
	Stemming the Tide Michigan’s universities are developing innovative new methods to detect and treat disease with inventions that are migrating from the laboratory to the marketplace. By Candace Stuart

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Workin' for a Livin'

A new type of addict is coming to the forefront — the workaholic — and Michigan’s challenging economy may be contributing to the problem. To some, eight-hour days are considered mere...

By Lisa Brody

Stemming the Tide

Michigan’s universities are developing innovative new methods to detect and treat disease with inventions that are migrating from the laboratory to the marketplace.

By Candace Stuart

Exec Life Archive »
	A String of Pearls This Year’s Concours D’Elegance promises the crème de la crème in collector cars. By Gary Witzenburg
	Taming of the Monster DBusiness asked Oakland Hills members to recount their experiences playing the south course, aka ‘The Monster,’ site of the 2008 PGA Championship.

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A String of Pearls

This Year’s Concours D’Elegance promises the crème de la crème in collector cars.

By Gary Witzenburg

Taming of the Monster

DBusiness asked Oakland Hills members to recount their experiences playing the south course, aka ‘The Monster,’ site of the 2008 PGA Championship.

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