Michigan 21st Century fund puts $3.75 million into RPM Ventures
The 21st Century Jobs Fund strikes again. This time it's investing $3.75 million into Ann Arbor-based venture capital firm RPM Ventures.
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ForeSee growing again, could reach 160 by year’s end
The Ann Arbor company, ForeSee Results Inc., is growing with each click. ForeSee evaluates visitor satisfaction, or dissatisfaction, of large Web sites. And they're doing quite well.
UofM pushes stem cell research forward
Giving in the name of stem cells, research that is. That's what a pair of generous benefactors are doing at the University of Michigan to help provide more resources for stem cell research.
Windy City IT firm blows into Ann Arbor
A growing Chicago-area IT firm, Sentinel Technologies Inc., is setting up shop in Ann Arbor. In the coming weeks the firm will open up an office in the Ann Arbor Commerce Park with about 10 employees.
Pfizer closure offers lessons for state rebirth
Michiganders don't take risks, reports the Ann Arbor Business Review, and thus are missing out on opportunities. The state's financial future, the AABR reports, relies at least partly on self-confidence.
GDI to hire 15
A merger-and-acquisition-based business climate is one factor driving Ann Arbor's GDI Infotech's rapid growth.
HealthMedia to hire 32 in ’08
Rising health care costs top the list of employers' concerns from the private to the public sector, so it's logical that a company who can decrease health care costs would be growing. It's certainly the case for Ann Arbor's HealthMedia.
U-M gets stem cell dollars
The University of Michigan has received a large but an undisclosed donation aimed at funding stem cell research opportunities.
CFI adds staff, continues to grow
Ann Arbor's CFI Group is growing quickly. In the last year, the company increased its workforce by 20 percent, hiring 20 people in Ann Arbor alone, says newly-appointed CEO Sheri Teodoru, and is hiring five more.
Beyond Interaction adds data engineer positions
When you're a company on the grow, it's best to stretch two ways at once. And that's what Ann Arbor's Beyond Interactionis doing by changing their name and adding staff.
ForeSee growing again, could reach 160 by year’s end
The Ann Arbor company, ForeSee Results Inc., is growing with each click. ForeSee evaluates visitor satisfaction, or dissatisfaction, of large Web sites. And they're doing quite well.
UofM pushes stem cell research forward
Giving in the name of stem cells, research that is. That's what a pair of generous benefactors are doing at the University of Michigan to help provide more resources for stem cell research.
Windy City IT firm blows into Ann Arbor
A growing Chicago-area IT firm, Sentinel Technologies Inc., is setting up shop in Ann Arbor. In the coming weeks the firm will open up an office in the Ann Arbor Commerce Park with about 10 employees.
Pfizer closure offers lessons for state rebirth
Michiganders don't take risks, reports the Ann Arbor Business Review, and thus are missing out on opportunities. The state's financial future, the AABR reports, relies at least partly on self-confidence.
GDI to hire 15
A merger-and-acquisition-based business climate is one factor driving Ann Arbor's GDI Infotech's rapid growth.
HealthMedia to hire 32 in ’08
Rising health care costs top the list of employers' concerns from the private to the public sector, so it's logical that a company who can decrease health care costs would be growing. It's certainly the case for Ann Arbor's HealthMedia.
U-M gets stem cell dollars
The University of Michigan has received a large but an undisclosed donation aimed at funding stem cell research opportunities.
CFI adds staff, continues to grow
Ann Arbor's CFI Group is growing quickly. In the last year, the company increased its workforce by 20 percent, hiring 20 people in Ann Arbor alone, says newly-appointed CEO Sheri Teodoru, and is hiring five more.
Beyond Interaction adds data engineer positions
When you're a company on the grow, it's best to stretch two ways at once. And that's what Ann Arbor's Beyond Interactionis doing by changing their name and adding staff.
