SkySpecs adds Amsterdam office, doubles Ann Arbor staff
The Ann Arbor company, which uses automated drones to inspect wind turbines, has a high concentration of European customers.
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Marketing guru Ken Segall gives free talk on simplicity in Ann Arbor
Segall has served as creative director at a number of the world's top ad agencies, including working directly with Steve Jobs and leading the creative team behind Apple's "Think Different" campaign.
Chelsea area gets a boost from Fiat Chrysler’s new $30 million self-driving vehicle test facility
The Sylvan Township site has been used for testing conventional vehicles since 1954, but this month marks the first time the proving grounds will host self-driving vehicles.
New partnership allows people in recovery to resolve court cases online while in treatment
An Ann Arbor software company is forging nonprofit partnerships to make its online court case resolution system more accessible to vulnerable populations who need it most.
See which Washtenaw County companies made the 2018 Inc. 5000 list
Local companies in industries ranging from software to janitorial services made the annual list of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S.
Ann Arbor-based Fifth Eye raises over $2 million to market health predictive analytics software
Readings from a single ECG sensor might soon be able to predict when a patient is going to "crash" thanks to technology spun out of the University of Michigan.
Ann Arbor Caffeine Crawl to offer educational tour of local coffee roasters
After producing over 70 self-guided tours of coffee roasters in cities nationwide, a Kansas City-based series of Caffeine Crawl events will make Ann Arbor its next stop.
Ypsi Township nonprofit Joyful Treats to offer commercial kitchen, incubator space, culinary classes
Owner Khadija Wallace is using her love of baking and entrepreneurship to help others launch their businesses.
West Cross Street business owners envision higher-profile future for their “forgotten” district
West Cross Street's restaurants and shops are only about a half-mile from downtown Ypsi and Depot Town, but sometimes they feel like they're a world apart.
Staying Power: Downtown Home and Garden maintains “must-see” status after 112 years in business
Former owner Mark Hodesh says the store thrived straight through the Great Recession because it's not just a store, but an entertainment.
Marketing guru Ken Segall gives free talk on simplicity in Ann Arbor
Segall has served as creative director at a number of the world's top ad agencies, including working directly with Steve Jobs and leading the creative team behind Apple's "Think Different" campaign.
Chelsea area gets a boost from Fiat Chrysler’s new $30 million self-driving vehicle test facility
The Sylvan Township site has been used for testing conventional vehicles since 1954, but this month marks the first time the proving grounds will host self-driving vehicles.
New partnership allows people in recovery to resolve court cases online while in treatment
An Ann Arbor software company is forging nonprofit partnerships to make its online court case resolution system more accessible to vulnerable populations who need it most.
See which Washtenaw County companies made the 2018 Inc. 5000 list
Local companies in industries ranging from software to janitorial services made the annual list of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S.
Ann Arbor-based Fifth Eye raises over $2 million to market health predictive analytics software
Readings from a single ECG sensor might soon be able to predict when a patient is going to "crash" thanks to technology spun out of the University of Michigan.
Ann Arbor Caffeine Crawl to offer educational tour of local coffee roasters
After producing over 70 self-guided tours of coffee roasters in cities nationwide, a Kansas City-based series of Caffeine Crawl events will make Ann Arbor its next stop.
Ypsi Township nonprofit Joyful Treats to offer commercial kitchen, incubator space, culinary classes
Owner Khadija Wallace is using her love of baking and entrepreneurship to help others launch their businesses.
West Cross Street business owners envision higher-profile future for their “forgotten” district
West Cross Street's restaurants and shops are only about a half-mile from downtown Ypsi and Depot Town, but sometimes they feel like they're a world apart.
Staying Power: Downtown Home and Garden maintains “must-see” status after 112 years in business
Former owner Mark Hodesh says the store thrived straight through the Great Recession because it's not just a store, but an entertainment.
