Cybernet Systems uses artificial intelligence to create real employment
Cybernet Systems plans to hire six to 10 people this year after experiencing two years of 50% growth.
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Cybernet Systems plans to hire six to 10 people this year after experiencing two years of 50% growth.
The Ypsilanti Food Co-op bills itself as a different type of place to get the staples of life. So much is evident in this The Ypsilanti Courier story.
If the key to survival is adapting to the surrounding environment, then Chelsea Lumber has that down to a science. The company is still going strong after 100 years.
Downtown Ann Arbor is regaining a bit of famed quirkiness with the arrival of an 826michigan store. The new store will sell robot supplies and also encourage kids to read and write more often.
Dexter Schools is looking to take its schools into the 21st Century quickly by revamping its schools into high-tech learning center with a $47.9 million bond renewal.
It will be all about the lack of a Y chromosome at this year's Women's Exchange of Washtenaw. The women-succeeding-in-business themed event is set to kick off today.
Ann Arbor is pushing it residents to leave their cars in their garages as the city promotes Curb Your Car Month in May.
First it was bread. Then butter and cheese. Now it's veggies. Zingerman's lives up to the saying: "If you want to do something right, do it yourself." Case in point: The six acres (expected to grow to 100) at Cornman Farms, where 'authentic' produce is grown to fill the dinner plates of its Roadhouse customers. Come and get it!
Municipalities are getting ready to help chip in to fund the Ann Arbor SPARK satellite incubator in Ypsilanti. The city of Ypsilanti has pledged $15,000 and Ypsilanti Township is considering doing the same.
Outdoor enthusiasts rejoice! An REI is set to open its doors on the southwest side of Ann Arbor (near Ann Arbor Saline Road) this weekend.
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