Ronald Ahrens
United Press
Ellen Browning Scripps helped her brothers build a national newspaper empire from Detroit.
Frontier Justice
Detroit faced indistinct prospects when James Witherell became a territorial Supreme Court judge in 1808.
Talent Drive
As the Motor City faces the era of autonomous mobility, spiritual heirs of Charles Brady King and Henry Ford will write code, tune a robot, and design a vehicle. But how will Detroit create and attract the multidisciplinary talent to expand on its standing as the automotive capital of the world?
Sprocket City
The first American ‘superbike’ came from Detroit; today, few motorcycles are more collectible.
The Future is Here
Global automakers will roll out autonomous vehicles in the new year. After the self-driving shakeout, which OEMs and auto suppliers will stay in the game, and which new players will join the fray?
Arc of Progress
The early days of electric power in Detroit saw the launch of startup companies and created a ruckus not unlike events of the digital age.
Cybersecurity Q&A with Dvir Reznick
Senior Marketing Manager for Automotive Cybersecurity, Harman Connected Services
Israeli Vanguard
More Michigan and Israeli high-tech companies are integrating their operations to drive new mobility platforms. A greater influx, still to come, will support the auto industry in formerly unimagined ways.
Keen Tuning
WKNR Keener 13 in Dearborn dominated the local radio market in the mid-1960s, thanks to a young widow and a crafty consultant.
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