SpamStopsHere quadruples staff since 2002
SpamStopsHere is not hardware or software but rather a managed service. This fact, along with the product's effectiveness has lead to the company's dramatic growth, adding 15 positions since 2002.
Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor-based Quantum Signal merges science and imagery, hiring 5 immediately
Quantum Signal has found a unique niche where imagery analysis combines with homeland security. And video games.
Size Matters
To touch the sky or keep things human size? SE Michigan's revitalized downtowns are struggling with the size of their buildings as young professionals look for a more urban experience, leaders see density as a way to combat sprawl and long-time residents worry their community's unique character is compromised.
U-M has launched 62 start-ups in past 7 years
University of Michigan has launched seven start-ups in the last year alone and recorded a record-high 329 patents.
BMT Aerospace to use state bonds to finance expansion
The area's aerospace industry continues to grow with BMT announcing an expansion in Fraser.
Ann Arbor’s Citi Centre Lofts become 4 Eleven Lofts, construction begins
Speak to any of the spokespeople for the development formerly known as Ann Arbor's CitiCentre Lofts and the response is: "No news." Truth or fiction?
Megabus investing in bigger, better and newer buses for Ann Arbor, Detroit routes
Riding Megabus used to mean getting what you paid for. Now its customers are getting a little more.
In Pfizer’s Wake
Pfizer walks out the door and opportunity comes in through the window. Ann Arbor takes inspiration from another Michigan community's post-Pfizer successes and seeds the ground with start ups, SPARK and state support.
Place Matters
Job, schmob. Location is where it's at. More and more young professionals are settling into communities that match their lifestyle, then finding jobs that complete the picture.
Michigan Jobs 2.0
As Michigan evolves its economy, innovative high-tech companies are successfully planting their flags in uncharted territory. For job seekers, however, it means applying for a position that didn't exist five years ago. Kimberly Chou takes a look at three local companies and the cutting edge jobs they're creating.
