DBusiness - March / April 2011

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	Taubman, Take Two A. Alfred Taubman, best known for developing luxury shopping malls in metro Detroit and across the country and has owned and operated dozens of businesses since 1950, now turns his talents to... By R.J. King
	From a Trailer to a Multimillion-Dollar Research Clinic How one U-M doctor is charting a course for bringing breakthrough cancer research out of the lab and delivering it directly to patients. By Fara Warner
	The Century Club No one can afford to rest on their laurels, including the many metro Detroit businesses and organizations that have lasted 100 years or more. By Ilene Wolff

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Taubman, Take Two

A. Alfred Taubman, best known for developing luxury shopping malls in metro Detroit and across the country and has owned and operated dozens of businesses since 1950, now turns his talents to...

By R.J. King

From a Trailer to a Multimillion-Dollar Research Clinic

How one U-M doctor is charting a course for bringing breakthrough cancer research out of the lab and delivering it directly to patients.

By Fara Warner

The Century Club

No one can afford to rest on their laurels, including the many metro Detroit businesses and organizations that have lasted 100 years or more.

By Ilene Wolff

Letter from the Editor Archive »
	The Road Back In the 1950s, the definition of success in metro Detroit and across the country was owning a home in the suburbs. Everyone, it seems, wanted a bigger slice of the planet. By R.J. King

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The Road Back

In the 1950s, the definition of success in metro Detroit and across the country was owning a home in the suburbs. Everyone, it seems, wanted a bigger slice of the planet.

By R.J. King

Ticker Archive »
	Dough Team With access to capital all but tapped, an Ann Arbor couple’s dream of selling unique artisan flatbreads to the masses was in jeopardy. By R.J. King
	Star Traders Tapping artificial intelligence, a group of young investors and their computer program are outperforming traditional stock indexes.
	Banker’s Trust A small bank in Bingham Farms eschews tradition for personal service. By R.J. King
	Playoff Bound? Off-season moves could boost attendance and wins By R.J. King

PDA Q&A Archive »
	PDA Q&A: Nipa Shah President Jenesys Group, Novi By R.J. King

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PDA Q&A: Nipa Shah

President Jenesys Group, Novi

By R.J. King

Focus Archive »
	The Great Divide Like two prizefighters circling inside a ring, the east and west sides of Michigan haven’t always seen eye to eye. Competing economic and political agendas play a role, as do envy and distrust.... By Dan Calabrese

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The Great Divide

Like two prizefighters circling inside a ring, the east and west sides of Michigan haven’t always seen eye to eye. Competing economic and political agendas play a role, as do envy and distrust....

By Dan Calabrese

Perspectives Archive »
	Shifting Gears General Motors has turned the corner on profitability — aided, in large part, by a government bailout. But to get ahead, it can’t afford to repeat the mistakes of the past. By Paul A. Eisenstein

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Shifting Gears

General Motors has turned the corner on profitability — aided, in large part, by a government bailout. But to get ahead, it can’t afford to repeat the mistakes of the past.

By Paul A. Eisenstein

Exec Life Archive »
	Museum Bronze A longtime auto supplier promotes hands-on research and engineering skills from an elaborate museum in Auburn Hills. By R.J. King
	Isotope Inc. A research group at the University of Michigan is making it easier to detect nuclear materials — and possibly to pinpoint cancer cells and aid in the search for water on distant planets. By R.J. King

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Museum Bronze

A longtime auto supplier promotes hands-on research and engineering skills from an elaborate museum in Auburn Hills.

By R.J. King

Isotope Inc.

A research group at the University of Michigan is making it easier to detect nuclear materials — and possibly to pinpoint cancer cells and aid in the search for water on distant planets.

By R.J. King