DBusiness - September/October 2012

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	What if Taxpayers Hadn't Bailed Out GM and Chrysler? 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
30 in Their Thirties 2012 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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What if Taxpayers Hadn't Bailed Out GM and Chrysler?

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

30 in Their Thirties 2012

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

Ticker Archive »
	Energy Audit Southfield Firm Aims to Reduce Energy Costs for Homeowners. By R.J. King
	Global Consul At one time, people with mental disabilities were treated as outcasts. As social standards and laws began to change, Macomb-Oakland Regional Center Inc. found itself on the front lines of an... By R.J. King
	A Cellar's Market One man's budding interest in wine proved to pair well with his entrepreneurial spirit. By Julie Alvin
	A Baker's Son The Epicurean Group regroups and expands. by R.J. King
	Checking In The Henry in Dearborn is riding a major renovation and an economic upswing. By R.J. King

PDA Q&A Archive »
	PDA Q&A: William T. Burgess Our expectation is that trade between Canada and throughout North America is likely to grow. by R.J. King

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PDA Q&A: William T. Burgess

Our expectation is that trade between Canada and throughout North America is likely to grow.

by R.J. King

Focus Archive »
	Jingle All the Way Alan Sussman, a street-smart college dropout from Detroit may be the most successful ad man that ever lived. By Marylynn G. Hewitt

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Jingle All the Way

Alan Sussman, a street-smart college dropout from Detroit may be the most successful ad man that ever lived.

By Marylynn G. Hewitt

Perspectives Archive »
	Innovation on Tap Operating arguably the most advanced digital laboratory in metro Detroit, Microsoft gambles on the region’s prowess as a global technology hub. By Adam Fynke

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Innovation on Tap

Operating arguably the most advanced digital laboratory in metro Detroit, Microsoft gambles on the region’s prowess as a global technology hub.

By Adam Fynke

Exec Life Archive »
	Beverly Hills CEO one-time gang member in L.A., Ryan Blair made $1 million by the time he was 25 years old, lost it all, and in 2009 saw his online venture in Troy publicly written down to zero. Last year, that... By Ryan Blair

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Beverly Hills CEO

one-time gang member in L.A., Ryan Blair made $1 million by the time he was 25 years old, lost it all, and in 2009 saw his online venture in Troy publicly written down to zero. Last year, that...

By Ryan Blair

Closing Bell Archive »
	Wall Street of Detroit The Buhl Building in downtown Detroit served as a secret repository for financing armament production in the lead-up to World War II. By Ronald Ahrens