September-October 2010
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Three Times a Charm
Tiger left fielder Goose Goslin wanted nothing more than to get back to the Book-Cadillac Hotel, have a cup of coffee, and relax.
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All Together Now
With an ample supply of empty office space in metro Detroit, why would a nonprofit organization build a $17.5-million headquarters in Farmington Hills?
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To Heaven and Back
Early retirement sounded great when John Bornoty sold his Royal Oak-based technology company in 2005. But he soon found out the easy life was harder than it looked.
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A Detroit Homearama
After years of mismanagement, new residential projects initiated by the Detroit Housing Commission rate among the best in the country. That’s a significant accomplishment for a city on the rebound, especially given Detroit’s historical resistance to partnering with the private sector.
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Disheveled & Debonair
A man should never appear completely perfect. The goal is to create something unique that conveys a sense of personal identity in a subtle, yet memorable, way.
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Trip the Light Fantastic
An international lighting designer, Ron Harwood often uses metro Detroit as a test lab for enhancing consumer encounters around the world, whether at luxury shopping malls, entertainment venues, public squares, or college campuses.
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A Program Ahead of Its Time
What happens when a product is so advanced that few people understand it? “It’s pretty lonely out there,” says Donald R. Fullenwider, president of Plymouth-based City Simulation, which offers advanced virtual reality programs to businesses, municipalities, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations.
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Power Bandits
In overgrown, trash-lined alleys all over Detroit — even in upscale West Bloomfield Township, and as far away as the Upper Peninsula — a potentially lethal and expensive cat-and-mouse game is playing out every day at a steep cost to residents and businesses.
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Golden Boy
When the kit finally arrived, Richard Golden couldn’t have been happier. At 12 years old, he was selling greeting cards door-to-door and doing a brisk business. Never mind that his father, Donald Golden, was operating a successful chain of optical stores in the late 1950s. The son, it seems, was on to something.
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Winds of Fortune
Over the past several months, everyone from media personalities to politicians has expounded on a long list of economic problems that have arguably created a one-state depression in Michigan. Most of us have heard the gloomy statistics so many times, we could recite them in our sleep.
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30 In Their Thirties – 2010
We asked our readers to nominate regional business leaders in their 30s who were making a mark in Michigan and around the world. From the latest technological advances to financial services to bankruptcy reorganizations to health care initiatives, the executives on the following pages all share a passion for growth, teamwork, and ingenuity.
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Quantum Leap
A driven executive, Bruce Burton got a lesson in opportunity watching his daughter swim laps at Cranbrook Kingswood in Bloomfield Hills. A mechanical engineer, inventor, and multi-patent holder, Burton noted that his daughter needed assistance pacing herself during practice. He realized that it would also help her performance if she knew her position relative to the other competitive swimmers.
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On the Waterfront
David Johnson’s office at Bay Harbor in northern Michigan is situated amid an oasis of 550 luxury homes overlooking Lake Michigan; a well-appointed hotel; a yacht club; and three, nine-hole golf courses. “From Memorial Day to Labor Day, I’m at Bay Harbor 50 percent of the time,” says Johnson, chairman of Victor International in Auburn Hills.
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60+ Top Metro Detroit Restaurants for Business
Restaurants are among the most difficult businesses to operate. In addition to creating, ordering, preparing, and serving memorable meals day in and day out, multiple tasks must be overseen and dealt with at a moment’s notice.
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The Economic Herd
In a prior article titled, “Investor Behavior…One of the Real Risks” (May/June 2010), I had referenced a chart that tracked the monies of investors — they either added to equity funds each year since 1997, or pulled it out.
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Fash Bash at Saks Fifth Avenue
On August 26, Saks Fifth Avenue at the Somerset Collection in Troy along with the Detroit Institute of Arts Founders Junior Council presented Fash Bash. The event, which drew more than 400 people, included a strolling cocktail party inside Saks Fifth Avenue, an outdoor fashion show, and an afterglow.
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R.A.N.’s Chip in for Charity
The inaugural R.A.N. Family of Services “Chip in for Charity” golf tournament was held on Sept. 10 at St. John’s Golf Course in Plymouth Township. Supporting numerous charities via Internet support and fundraising services, the event included a silent auction, dinner, and awards ceremony.
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College for Creative Studies and The Hamilton Room
The Dali Restaurant Group along with Paul Mobley Studio celebrated the first anniversary of The Hamilton Room in downtown Birmingham on Sept. 10.
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Detroit Sports Broadcasters Association at Troy’s Melting Pot
The First Annual Michigan versus California Wine Tasting, co-hosted by the Detroit Sports Broadcasters Association and the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame, was held at The Melting Pot in Troy on Sept. 13. The evening affair included several celebrity judges such as Emanuel Steward, Eli Zaret, Frank Beckmann, Ray Lane, and Ken Kal.
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Ovation Yacht’s French Wine Cruise
White and red wines were front and center during the Ovation Yacht’s Falling For French Wine cruise on Sept. 15.
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Simply Irresistible at Art Van in Royal Oak
A benefit for the Horatio Williams Foundation, which supplies uniforms for underprivileged inner city students, was held on Sept. 19 at the Art Van furniture store in Royal Oak.
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Just For Kids Michigan at Indianwood Country Club
More than 200 golfers and supporters helped raise $1 million on Sept. 21 to benefit Just For Kids Michigan, a children’s foundation in Northville that provides support for sick kids and their families through Mott’s Children’s Hospital in Ann Arbor.
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CHASS 40th Anniversary Benefit Gala
The Community Health and Social Services Center in southwest Detroit celebrated its 40th anniversary on Sept. 24 at the MGM Grand Detroit.
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Cattle Baron’s Shoot Out
The American Cancer Society debuted the Cattle Baron’s Shoot Out on Sept. 24 at The Huntsman Hunt Club in Dryden, near Metamora.
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Vine & Dine at Cranbrook Institute of Science
The Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber hosted Vine & Dine 2010 at the Cranbrook Institute of Science in Bloomfield Hills on Sept. 22.
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Hummer Party ay Bayview Yacht Club
As a conclusion to its regatta season on Sept. 23, the Bayview Yacht Club in Detroit hosted its 4th Annual Hummer Party.
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Detroit Uncorked at Ford Conference Center
More than 400 people attended Detroit Uncorked on Sept. 24 at the Ford Conference & Event Center in Dearborn.
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The Parade Co. Distinguished Grand Jester’s Reception
The Reserve in Birmingham served as the setting for The Parade Co.’s Distinguished Grand Jester’s Reception on Sept. 28.
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Hospice of Michigan Crystal Rose Ball
More than 400 people attended the 25th Annual Crystal Rose Ball hosted by Hospice of Michigan on Oct. 2 at the Masonic Temple in Detroit. The black tie affair included a strolling cocktail reception, sit-down dinner, and live music. Evening honorees included Maggie Allesee, Art Van Furniture, Carolyn Cassin, and Peggy Dzierzawski.
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This Time is Different
“This time is Different.” These could possibly be the most expensive four words spoken — or mumbled — by an investor.
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CRUSH Wine and Food Classic at the Somerset Collection
The Children’s Leukemia Foundation held the 2010 CRUSH Wine and Food Classic at Somerset Collection South on Sept. 25.
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Nino Salvaggio Charitable Foundation for Children in Need
On Oct. 1, the 4th Annual Charity Event was hosted by the Nino Salvaggio Charitable Foundation for Children in Need at Andiamo in Warren. The event, which included a strolling dinner, raised funds for several area charities, including Wigs 4 Kids, Vision Hope, Liberty Kids, Alternatives For Girls, Cop 4 Kids, Stand Up For Kids, and The Alhambra’s.
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Turnaround Expert Jim McTevia Tackles Government Debt
Jim McTevia, managing member of McTevia & Associates, a management and financial consulting firm in Bingham Farms, has warned for years that the federal deficit is unsustainable. McTevia recently authored his second book, “The Culture of Debt: How a Once-Proud Society Mortgaged its Future,” which explains how America racked up a gross national debt of $13.6 trillion, and what can be done to reduce it.
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Oktoberfest on the Ovation Yacht
Infinity and Ovation Yacht Tours winded down its summer cruise series with an Oktoberfest celebration on Oct. 1. The evening cruise on the Detroit River included premium beers from around the world, a strolling dinner, and entertainment by Brian Lorente.
TiECon Midwest 2010, Michigan’s largest entrepreneurial conference, is Oct. 28-29 in Dearborn
Focusing on creativity and innovation as the primary drivers of entrepreneurial success, current and aspiring entrepreneurs will gather at TiECon Midwest 2010, Michigan’s largest entrepreneurial conference. Organized by Detroit Chapter of TiE (Talents, Ideas, Enterprise) at The Henry in Dearborn, Mich. on Oct. 28 and 29, 2010, the theme of the conference is Business Karma 3.0 – Create. Connect. Collaborate.
University of Michigan’s Zell Lurie Institute Awards $40,000 in Grants and Accelerator Office Space
The Samuel Zell & Robert H. Lurie Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business today announced the recipients of the Fall 2010 Dare to Dream Grant Program, where students apply for funding to advance their innovative, high-potential business concepts toward launch.
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Norman Yatooma’s Charity Poker Party
The Corner Bar at the Townsend Hotel in downtown Birmingham was the setting for Attorney Norman Yatooma’s Texas Hold ‘Em Charity Tournament on Sept. 30. The event, which included a strolling supper, benefitted Yatooma’s Foundation for the Kids.
Ricardo’s New Heavy-fuel Wolverine3 Engine Takes Flight at Nevada Test Site
Ricardo, Inc., the U.S. subsidiary of Ricardo plc, the leading independent provider of technology, product innovation and engineering solutions to the world’s automotive, defense, transport and new energy industries, announced today that its new Wolverine3 heavy fuel engine has completed its first in-flight tests at the National Nuclear Security Administration’s Nevada National Security Site.
Former president of Poland Lech Walesa to visit Wayne State University during landmark Detroit visit
With the opening of “Solidarnosc: Poland’s Struggle for Freedom” at Wayne State’s Walter P. Reuther Library, Walesa marks the 30th anniversary of the Solidarity trade union
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Launches Community Foundation Challenge
The “Community Foundation Challenge – Emergency Food & Shelter” will also raise much-needed public awareness of the historic high demand for emergency food and shelter in the region
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Plugging In Detroit
The Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor hosted “The Business of Plugging In” in Detroit Oct. 12-14 at the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center. The event, which focused on new and emerging alternative fuel propulsion systems, included news conference, plenary and breakout sessions, and a VIP dinner at the Detroit Science Center. Photos by Patrick Gloria.
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Former Canadian First Lady Margaret Trudeau Visits Dearborn
The Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Fund at the University of Michigan Depression Center hosted a luncheon at The Henry in Dearborn on Oct. 14 featuring former First Lady of Canada Margaret Trudeau.
Global Consulting in Farmington Hills Launches Job Search Seminars
Considering that Michigan has the nation’s largest unemployment, Global Consulting recently launched the Global Career Strategy Center to empower individuals toward becoming their own advocates to land the job of their dreams.
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Transformation Detroit
The Detroit Regional News Hub hosted a media tour of metro Detroit Oct. 13-14 called “Concept Cars to Concept Cities.” In addition to a panel discussion with business and foundation leaders, participants visited Detroit’s downtown and Midtown districts, Wayne State University, cruised the Detroit River on the Ovation yacht, and enjoyed a closing dinner at Meadowbrook Hall in Rochester Hills.
Microsoft Drives the Future of In-Vehicle Infotainment with Ford, Fiat, and other OEMs
Today at the SAE Convergence 2010 Conference and Exhibition, Microsoft Corp. announced the availability of Windows Embedded Automotive 7 to select car makers and suppliers in the automotive industry.
The Capital Grille is hosting a gourmet dinner on Friday, Oct. 22 to support Yatooma’s Foundation For The Kids
The event begins at 6 p.m. with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and a silent auction, followed by the Capital Grille-prepared dinner featuring Mercer Estates Winery selections
UM-Dearborn’s iLabs eCities recognizes 55 Michigan communities developing a positive entrepreneurial climate
East Lansing, Grand Rapids, Jonesville, Livonia, Meridian Township, Tecumseh, and Wixom, have been identified as the top performing communities at fostering entrepreneurial growth and economic development
Detroit-based NextCAT Inc. to commercialize biodiesel technology developed at Wayne State University
NextCAT Inc., a Detroit-based company, announced that it has received $250,000 in seed funding from the Michigan Pre-Seed Capital Fund.
General Motors Offers Green Options for Business Fleets
The first public showing this week of the industry’s only fully integrated compressed natural gas cargo van leads General Motors’ commitment to helping commercial customers decrease the environmental impact of their fleets.
China Bridge & Honigman Collaborate to Spur Chinese Business Development
The alliance combines the legal depth, professional experience and business knowledge of both organizations
Wine Grape Researchers Gather in Traverse City
Twenty-five of the country’s leading viticulturists will gather in Traverse City November 10-11 to review their progress on a multi-state collaborative known as the NE-1020 project.
Annual Dream Maker’s Gala Hosted by DTE Energy on Oct. 21
Dreams are made on October 21 at the Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation (DHDC) Annual Dream Maker’s Gala.
Beaumont Hospital Opens New Ernst Cardiovascular Center
Specialty clinics offer advanced and minimally invasive treatments for heart valve disease, atrial fibrillation, and more
Chrysler Group Begins Fiat Dealer Appointment Process in U.S.
Chrysler Group LLC announced today that it has begun appointing dealers that will represent the Fiat Brand in the United States.
Pentastar V-6 Set to Roll Out Across Broad Range of New Chrysler Vehicles
Improved fuel efficiency, more power and reduced emissions, all hallmarks of the new Pentastar V-6 engine, will soon be available across 13 models from Chrysler LLC.
Bayview Mackinac Race contributed $25 million to Michigan’s economy this summer
The 86th annual “Pure Michigan Bayview Mackinac Race” of 206 sailboats from Port Huron to Mackinac Island generated an estimated economic impact of $25 million to Michigan’s economy this past summer, according to an independent study released today.
Ford Announces Executive Retirements, Makes Key Management Changes to Support One Ford Plan
Ford Motor Company today announced the retirements of two company officers as well as a series of executive appointments that will further strengthen Ford’s global management team in support of the company’s One Ford plan.
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March of Dimes’ 2010 Signature Chef’s Auction
The Henry in Dearborn served as the setting for the March of Dimes’ 2010 Signature Chef’s Auction on Oct. 18. The fundraiser for babies, which honored Mike and Suzy Fezzey, included a live and silent auction, awards ceremony, and culinary creations from numerous eateries, including The Henry, Zazios, Steve and Rocky’s, Slow’s BBQ, and D’Amato’s.
TiECon Midwest 2010 Unveils List of Elite Entrepreneurs: TiE20 Winners
TiECon Midwest 2010, the Midwest’s largest conference on entrepreneurship and presented by TiE Detroit, today announced the winners of the TiE20 Midwest Industry Awards.
Eisbrenner Public Relations Celebrates 25 Years, Announces Detroit Office
Eisbrenner Public Relations is marking its 25th anniversary by opening an office in downtown Detroit’s TechTown.
Dow Corning CEO Calls for Focus on Green Manufacturing
Immediate, decisive investments in the green manufacturing sector can help boost America’s exports, lower the trade deficit, create jobs and increase its competitiveness in a dynamic world marketplace, according to Dr. Stephanie A. Burns, chairman, president and CEO of Dow Corning Corp.
Ford Posts Third Quarter 2010 Net Income of $1.7 Billion; Announces Additional Debt Reduction Actions
Ford Motor Company today reported third quarter net income of $1.7 billion, or 43 cents per share, a $690 million improvement from third quarter 2009, as strong products, momentum in North America and continued success at Ford Credit fueled growth amid still-challenging business conditions.
Treetops Resort in northern Michigan hires Barry Owens as General Manager
As Garland Resort’s GM, Owens achieved AAA’s highest hospitality rating
Stryker Announces Definitive Agreement to Acquire the Neurovascular Division of Boston Scientific
Stryker Corporation (NYSE: SYK) announced today a definitive agreement to acquire the assets of the Neurovascular division of Boston Scientific in an all cash transaction for $1.5 billion, which includes $100 million of milestone payments.
GM Announces Actions to Reduce Leverage by $11 Billion
General Motors Company today announced a series of actions to further reduce financial leverage.
Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital Hosts Week-Long Art Celebration
Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital will showcase its Healing Arts Program with a week-long schedule of events featuring live artist demonstrations, photography and art classes, as well as live jazz and orchestra concerts. The events will be held Nov. 15 – 19.
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Celani Family Vineyard’s Restaurant Owner Tasting
On Oct. 11, Vicki and Tom Celani hosted area restaurant owners and their executives staffs for a wine tasting in Bloomfield Township. The evening affair included Celani Family Vineyards’ Ardore, Chardonnay, ‘Vincenza’ Rose, Tenacious, and Cabernet Sauvignon. Guests also sampled a selection of fine wines from the Celani’s cellar.
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Henry Ford Macomb Hospital Ambassador Club
The Ambassador Club hosted its 6th annual Showtime event on Sept. 29 at Penna’s of Sterling Heights. The evening benefited Henry Ford Macomb Hospital’s Neighbors Caring for Neighbors Clinics, Trauma Services, and Outpatient Rehabilitation facilities.
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Brother Rice Business Alliance at Ocean Prime
The Brother Rice Business Alliance held one of its three annual fundraisers benefiting Brother Rice High School in Birmingham on Oct. 12 at Ocean Prime in Troy. The networking reception included a keynote address by Andrew (Rocky) Raczkowski, the Republican candidate for the 9th Congressional District (Oakland County).
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APACC’s Salute to Excellence Award Dinner
On Oct. 7, the Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce held its Salute to Excellence Award Dinner at the MotorCity Casino Hotel in Detroit. The event included a networking reception, dinner, awards program, and a keynote address by Wally Tsuha, chairman and CEO of Saturn Electronics & Engineering Inc. in Rochester Hills.
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CATCH Night of Champions at The Henry
Former Detroit Tigers manager Sparky Anderson’s Charity for Children (CATCH) held its annual Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Oct. 13 at The Henry in Dearborn. The Night of Champions event, which included a dinner and live auction, honored Vicki and Tom Celani, Ted Lindsay, and Tom Wilson.
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Rugiero Casino Royale at the Italian American Club
The Antonio Rugiero Diabetes Research Fund at the University of Michigan held its 1st annual Rugiero Casino Royale on Oct. 30 at the Italian American Club in Livonia. The fundraiser included a strolling dinner, a silent auction, gaming, a raffle, entertainment, and a tribute to the late Antonio Rugiero Sr., who lived with type 2 diabetes for nearly 40 years.
Three Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Quality Programs Approved for National Research
Researchers from the University of Michigan and Michigan State University have been awarded a total of $2,741,501 for three research studies to evaluate several aspects of the Michigan Blues’ Value Partnerships programs.
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing will serve in prestigious fellowship at Urban Land Institute
The Urban Land Institute (ULI) Daniel Rose Center for Public Leadership in Land Use has named Detroit Mayor Dave Bing and three other outstanding local community leaders to serve in fellowships for the Center through 2011.
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TiECon Midwest 2010 at The Henry
On Oct. 27, the Detroit chapter of TiE (Talent, Ideas, Enterprise) hosted a networking reception prior to TiECon Midwest 2010, Michigan’s largest entrepreneurial conference (Oct. 28-29), at The Henry in Dearborn. The conference included a keynote address by Sandy Baruah, president and CEO of the Detroit Regional Chamber.
Meijer to Install Electric Vehicle Charging Stations at Area Stores
Meijer, the Grand Rapids, Mich.-based supercenter chain, has announced plans to install electric vehicle charging stations at several of its Michigan stores, the announcement was made today by Julie Croll, senior vice president of properties and real estate for the retailer.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Invests $537 million in the state
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan’s newly released 2009 social mission report outlines how the company fulfills its unique role as the state’s safety net and fulfills its promises to the people of Michigan.
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Wayne State Researcher receives $3.4 million from NIH to test psychological therapies for fibromyalgia
A Wayne State University researcher is investigating whether therapy that focuses on education, symptom management or confronting avoided emotional experiences is the best approach for fibromyalgia, a common and disabling pain condition.
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SOCK Dinner for Detroit’s Capuchin Soup Kitchen
On Oct. 22, the Capuchin Soup Kitchen held its annual SOCK (Support Our Capuchin Kitchen) Dinner at the Detroit Marriott Hotel at the Renaissance Center. The evening included a silent auction, strolling cocktail party, sit-down dinner, and Afterglow.
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Art Van Furniture — Detroit Meets New York
The Big Apple was on full display at Art Van Furniture’s fundraiser for the Henry Ford Health System on Oct. 21. The evening event, which coincided with Art Van Furniture’s 51st anniversary, included a strolling supper, live entertainment, and displays of New York.
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Camp Mak-A-Dream at the Somerset Collection
The Michigan Chapter of the Friends of Camp Mak-A-Dream held a benefit called Cookies N’ Dreams on Oct. 28 at the Somerset Collection in Troy. The evening affair raised funds to send children and young adults with cancer to a cost free camp in Montana. Camp Mak-A-Dream was founded by Michigan residents Sylvia and Harry Granader.
Chrysler Group LLC Reports an Operating Profit of $239 Million in the Third Quarter
Chrysler Group LLC today issued its financial results for the third quarter 2010.
BorgWarner Expects $2.3 Billion in New Business for 2011-2013
BorgWarner Inc. today announced $2.3 billion of expected net new powertrain business for 2011 through 2013, a 28% increase over its previous three-year net new business.
Stokas Realty Advisors, Bieri Company Form Stokas Bieri Real Estate
Stokas Realty Advisors and Bieri Company announced today their newly formed partnership as Stokas Bieri Real Estate (SBRE). Detroit X-Team Partner, Stokas Realty Advisors Principal Jim Stokas and Bieri Company President Jim Bieri made the announcement.
Michigan Economy at Two Year High in September
Comerica Bank’s Michigan Economic Activity Index rose two points in September to a level of 89, the highest Index reading since June 2008.
“Jeff Daniels & Friends” Holiday Concert Returns To Celebrate Music Made In Michigan
Michigan actor, singer, songwriter Jeff Daniels announced today that he will once again host and perform at a special concert in November celebrating unique Michigan music and homegrown musicians.
GM achieves third consecutive quarter of profitability and positive cash flow
General Motors Company today announced that for the third quarter ending September 30, 2010, the company generated the following.
DTE Energy Lays Groundwork for SmartCurrents Program
DTE Energy today announced plans to install an additional 100,000 electric meters that will provide the backbone for its SmartCurrents program, which will allow electric customers to communicate with the company, provide detailed information about their energy usage and recognize power outages without customer input.
Lottery Dreams Aren’t All About Spending Sprees
According to the results of a study conducted by Market Strategies International, a global market research and consulting firm, consumers with the good fortune to win the lottery would be conservative with their winnings and pay off their debt first.
ROUSH CleanTech Powers Up Multiple Industries with Propane-Powered Vehicles
ROUSH CleanTech will brave the streets of Atlanta as they roll out another satisfied propane-driven customer at MedTrade, a home medical equipment industry trade show set for November 15-18, at the Georgia World Congress Center.
Chevrolet to Compete in 2012 IndyCar Series with New V-6 Engine
Chevrolet will compete in the 2012 IZOD IndyCar Series with a new twin-turbocharged, direct-injected V-6 racing engine powered by renewable E85 ethanol fuel.
Michigan Tourism Bounces Up in Third Quarter, Reports Comerica Bank
Comerica Bank’s Michigan Tourism Index rose two points in the third quarter of 2010, to a level of 93. The third quarter reading is up five points from the year-ago level, and is up six points, or seven percent, from the cyclical Index low of 87.
Bob Seger Saxman Alto Reed’s Allstar Concert to Support Metro Detroit Unemployed
Farmington Hills, Mich.-based TGIF Entertainment Group today announced details of “Alto Reed’s AllStar Thanksgiving Celebration” concert scheduled for Friday, November 26, 2010 at The Fillmore Detroit (formerly the State Theatre).
Video Gamer Teaches GMC Vehicle to ‘Talk’
Shane McCutchen credits countless hours of programming and playing videogames as a kid with conceiving the technology that enables vehicles to automatically give themselves a health physical.
Thomson Reuters of Ann Arbor Announces Top U.S. Hospitals for Heart Care
Thomson Reuters today released its annual study identifying the top U.S. hospitals for inpatient cardiovascular services.
Daimler Financial Services in Farmington Hills Changes its Name
Daimler Financial Services (DCFS LLC USA) announced that it changed its legal entity name to Mercedes-Benz Financial Services USA LLC, effective today.
Michigan Sports Hall of Fame All Star Online Auction Nov. 15-21
Sports fans seeking that special holiday gift for their fellow fans or family members will have an opportunity to bid on unique sports experiences and items involving members of the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame (MSHOF) and local professional and collegiate sports teams including the Detroit Lions, Pistons, Red Wings, Tigers and Michigan State University and the University of Michigan.
Michigan Governor-elect Snyder Names Senior Staff
Governor-elect Rick Snyder today rounded out his senior staff naming Dennis Muchmore chief of staff, Geralyn Lasher director of communications, and Michael Gadola legal affairs director.
Ford Super Duty Grabs 50 Percent of Heavy-Duty Market
One of every two heavy-duty pickups sold in the United States in the first nine months of the year is a Ford F-Series Super Duty.
